ABO and Rh Blood Typing: An Important Clinical Application of Biochemistry in the Modern Era with Ties to a Forensic Past Written by Casey J. McCormick,

ABO and Rh Blood Typing: An Important Clinical Application of Biochemistry in the Modern Era with Ties to a Forensic

Past

Written by Casey J. McCormick, candidate for the B.Sc. in Chemistry and Biology, as a joint project between the Millard Oakley STEM Center and the ASBMB UAN of TTU for a distance K-12 Outreach Model.

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PreSurvey

Let’s see what we know before the activity. Answer to the best of your ability.We will discuss after the PostSurvey

QUESTIONS?

• Does Cookeville have questions?

• Does Monterey have questions?

• Does Upperman have questions?

Experiment I Procedure

• Please follow your instructions at the stations

• There are 15 steps

• If you have questions, please ASK!

• WRITE your observations on the sheet provided

Experiment I Survey

• Let’s see what we all observed during the experiment

• Does Monterey have questions?

• Does Upperman have questions?

Experiment II Procedure

• Please follow your instructions at the stations

• There are 10 steps

• If you have questions, please ASK!

• WRITE your observations on the sheet provided

Experiment II Survey

• Let’s see what we all observed during the experiment

• Does Monterey have questions?• Does Upperman have questions?

Advanced Challenges

• Read the scenario

• Work with your group

• If you have questions, please ASK!

• WRITE your conclusions on the sheet provided

Experiment II Survey

• Let’s see what we all observed during the experiment

• Does Monterey have questions?• Does Upperman have questions?