[HTML][HTML] Serological analysis of Rh antigens: how far can we go?
VS Nadarajan - Annals of Blood, 2023 - aob.amegroups.org
The Rh blood group remains the most clinically significant blood group system, next to the
ABO system and it is one of the most complex among the systems. Proper matching of Rh …
ABO system and it is one of the most complex among the systems. Proper matching of Rh …
Resolution of RHCE Haplotype Ambiguities in Transfusion Settings
C Izard, L Laget, S Beley, N Bichel… - International Journal of …, 2024 - mdpi.com
Red blood cell (RBC) transfusion, limited by patient alloimmunization, demands accurate
blood group typing. The Rh system requires specific attention due to the limitations of …
blood group typing. The Rh system requires specific attention due to the limitations of …
RHD Genotyping to Resolve Weak and Discrepant RHD Phenotypes: The “Serenissima” Experience
L Collodel, G Gessoni - International Blood Research & …, 2024 - public.paper4promo.com
Background: A considerable number of RHD alleles responsible for weak and partial D
phenotypes have been identified. Serological determination of these phenotypes is often …
phenotypes have been identified. Serological determination of these phenotypes is often …
A Novel RHCE* cE (c. 827C> A) Allele, Containing the Single-Nucleotide Change, Encodes Altered c/E Antigens.
CL Wu, P Yi, BD Tang, QL Zhang, X Du… - Clinical …, 2023 - search.ebscohost.com
The RH blood group system is the most complex with over 50 antigens. So far over
hundreds of RhCE variant alleles have been described resulting in weakened and/or partial …
hundreds of RhCE variant alleles have been described resulting in weakened and/or partial …