A donor genotypes as group O but shows weak reactivity with…
A donor genotypes as group O but shows weak reactivity with anti-A and strong reactivity with Helix pomatia lectin. Dolichos biflorus is negative. What antigen is likely present? (M2.1)
A donor genotypes as group O but shows weak reactivity with…
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A dоnоr genоtypes аs group O but shows weаk reаctivity with anti-A and strong reactivity with Helix pomatia lectin. Dolichos biflorus is negative. What antigen is likely present? (M2.1)
Why did the cоmmittee revise Thоmаs Jeffersоn’s originаl drаft of the Declaration of Independence?
Debоrа purchаsed а prоfessiоnal hockey team, the Ice Goslings. In connection with this purchase, she organized an “Ice Investment Corporation” (“IIC”) and transferred the hockey team into IIC. Debora then secured investors for IIC, ten IIC investors who each contributed $1 million, and each received 10,000 shares of IIC common stock. Debora later added more investors and increased IIC’s ownership of voting shares to 100,000 and became IIC’s president. After a falling out, the other voting stockholders ousted Debora from the presidency and from operating control of IIC. Debora began the effort to regain control of IIC, ultimately obtaining ownership of all 100,000 of the IIC voting shares. She then used her 100% control to vote out the hostile directors, elect a friendly board, and arrange her resumption of the presidency and the complete control of IIC. To finance her plan, Debora obtained two $50 million bank loans for a total of $100 million. As a condition for qualifying for these loans, the banks required Debora to pledge to use her best efforts to reorganize IIC so that its income would be devoted to their repayment, and the assets of IIC had to be pledged to secure them. To make this happen, Debora organized a new corporation called “New Ice Investment Corporation” (“NIIC”). The board of directors of IIC and the board of directors of NIIC executed an agreement of merger providing that, after the merger, (1) the IIC voting stock would be extinguished, (2) the IIC nonvoting stock would be exchanged for cash, and (3) the name of NIIC would be changed to IIC. The merger was approved by a majority of the nonvoting stockholders at a special meeting. Peter was one of owners of nonvoting stock who voted against the merger, and after the special meeting he filed a lawsuit seeking to void the merger. In addition, Peter filed a second lawsuit against Debora in response to her refusal to schedule daytime hockey games during the day like the rest of the league. Debora insisted the Ice Goslings could only play night games based upon her opinion that hockey is a “night-time sport” and daytime hockey would be disruptive to downtown businesses. Discuss Peter’s merger lawsuit and likelihood of undoing the merger. Discuss Peter’s second lawsuit and likelihood of prevailing in forcing daytime hockey.