PRIN. OF LIFE (LOOSELEAF) W/LAUNCHPAD
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Author: HILLIS
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Chapter 36.3, Problem 2TK
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To determine: The reason due to which HDN (hemolytic disease of newborns) does not take place after the first pregnancy.
Introduction: Hemolytic disease results in the excessive destruction of the red blood cells in the spleen, which causes a lack of red blood cells in the blood leading to the development of anemia.
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