Quantification of glycophorin A and glycophorin B on normal human RBCs by flow cytometry

BACKGROUND: The quantification of antigens and proteins on RBCs has been achieved by different approaches. Flow cytometry allows the results of the earliest studies to be to reappraised because it offers the possibility of measuring the immunofluorescence intensity of single cells and integrating the individual data of a large number of cells within a very short time.

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