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Structure of a neutral glycosphingolipid recognized by human antibodies in polyagglutinable erythrocytes from the rare NOR phenotype.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 2 Nov 2001

Duk M, Reinhold B B, Reinhold V N, Kusnierz-Alejska G, Lisowska E

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NOR is a rare inheritable polyagglutination phenomenon that has been described in two families. Our recent studies on these erythrocytes showed they contained at least two unique neutral glycosphingolipids, and based on their reactivity with Griffonia simplicifolia IB4 (GSL-IB4) isolectin (Kusnierz-Alejska, G., Duk, M., Storry, J. R., Reid, M. E., Wiecek, B., Seyfried, H., and Lisowska, E. (1999) Transfusion 39,...

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PMID: 11504714
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M102711200

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