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Blood Group Incompatibility

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by gmat_for_life » Sun Jun 26, 2016 1:15 am
Before infusing stem cells into a patient, processing may be necessary; for example, if the donor and recipient have a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells may be removed from the graft to prevent a transfusion reaction from occurring.

A: have a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells may be
B: had a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells will be
C: have a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells are
D: will have a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells will be
E: have a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells would be

[spoiler]The OA is C. However, if the beginning of the sentence suggests that 'processing may be necessary' shouldn't the underlined part of the sentence convey the same idea? Please advise.[/spoiler]

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Amit
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by DavidG@VeritasPrep » Sun Jun 26, 2016 4:10 am
gmat_for_life wrote:Before infusing stem cells into a patient, processing may be necessary; for example, if the donor and recipient have a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells may be removed from the graft to prevent a transfusion reaction from occurring.

A: have a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells may be
B: had a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells will be
C: have a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells are
D: will have a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells will be
E: have a major blood group incompatibility, red blood cells would be

[spoiler]The OA is C. However, if the beginning of the sentence suggests that 'processing may be necessary' shouldn't the underlined part of the sentence convey the same idea? Please advise.[/spoiler]

Regards,
Amit
The two portions are compatible. The first clause informs us that processing may be necessary. The next clause gives us a scenario in which the blood would need to be processed. (If the donor and the recipient have incompatible blood types.)
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