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2344               Part XIII:  Transfusion Medicine                                                                                                                                                                          Chapter 136: Erythrocyte Antigens and Antibodies                                2345






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                             A/B: very clinically significant, sometimes IgA





                                     A1: usually not clinically significant  autoantibody, but strong alloantibody in O h D: most common immune antibody  E/C or E/c: often found together All alloantibodies: clinically significant Autoantibodies commonly directed against   Not clinically significant; Le(a–b–) individuals  commonly make anti-Le a  but can simultane- ously make anti-Le a  and anti-Le b I: common autoantibody, rare significant   P1: usually not clinically significant P: Donath-Landsteiner antibody in PCH  M: common, usually not clinically significant N: rare, usually not clinically significant  SsU: clinically significant a












                         Comments       H: usually weak    C: often found with D  Rh protein  Common in pregnancy  alloantibody  i: rare autoantibody  ficities reported







                  Antigen Frequency (%)  Blacks  Whites  27  40  20  11  —  30  —  >99.9  92  85  33  70  21  30  97  80  99  98  —  64  —  1  30  <1  23  22  55  72  >99.9  >99.9  100  100  94  79  >99.9  >99.9  >99.9  >99.9  70  78  74  72  31  55  97  89  99.7  100
















                  Implicated in  HDFN  Mild  Mild  No  —  Mild to   Sev  Mild to   Sev  Mild  Mild to   Sev  Mild  Mild  Mild to   Mod  No  No  No  No  Rare   (mild)  No  No–Mild  No –Sev  Rare  (Rare)  Mild – Sev  No – Sev  Mild–Sev






                         HTR  Yes  Yes  Rare  Rare  Yes  Yes  Yes  Yes  Yes   Yes  Yes  Yes  Rare  No    Rare   No     Rare  Yes  Yes  Rare  Rare  Yes  Yes  Yes



              Summary of Selected Erythrocyte Antibodies (Continued )
                      Activates   Complement  Yes  Yes  Rare  Rare  No  No  No  No  No  No  No  No  Yes  Yes  Yes  Yes  Few  Yes  Yes  No  No  Some  Rare  Rare








                  Serologic Activity  37°C   ENZ/DTT  AHG  I/nc  Most  I/nc  Most  I/nc  Rare  I/nc  Rare  I/nc  Most  I/nc  Most  I/nc  Most  I/nc  Most  I/nc  Most  I/nc  Most  I/nc  Most  I/nc  Most  I/nc  Some  I/nc  Some  I/nc  Some  I/nc  Some  I/nc  Some  I/nc  Some  I/nc  Some  D/nc  Few  D/nc  Rare  V/nc  Most  V/nc  Most  nc/nc  Most










                         RT  Most  Most  Most  Most  Some  —  Some  —  —      —  —      —   Most  Most   Most   Most   Most  Most  Most  Most  Most  Some  Few  —



                  Ig Class  IgG  Some  Some  Rare  Rare  Most  Most  Most  Most  Most  Most  Most  Most  Rare  Rare  —  —  Rare  Few  Few  Some  Some  Some  Most  Most



                         IgM  Most  Most  Most  Most  Some  Few  Some  —  —   —  Some   —   Most  Most   Most   Most   Most  Most  Most  Some  Some  Some  Few  —





              TABLE 136–5.   Blood   Antibody  Group  A  ABO  B  A1  H  D  Rh  C  E  c  e  f (ce)  C W  VS/V  Le a  Lewis  Le b  I  Ii  i  P1  P1PK  P  GLOB  PP1P k  M  MNSs  N  S  s  U




















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