论文信息 - Evidence for Two Anomalous I Blood Group Determinants

Evidence for Two Anomalous I Blood Group Determinants

One normal donor has been found whose red blood cells type as I positive with all anti‐I sera except those obtained from patients with chronic cold hemagglutinin disease (CCHD). In addition, these cells had more H than other random O cells and may be devoid of i antigen. Complete absorption of non‐CCHD anti‐I with the unusual cells left an anti‐I reactive with other I positive cells. These unique cells have allowed definition of at least two separate I determinants present on adult cells.

A. Grindon | M. Mcginniss | P. Schmidt

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