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The prevalence of GP Mur and anti-"Mia" in a tertiary hospital in Peninsula Malaysia.

The Malaysian journal of pathology - 1 Dec 2002

Prathiba Ramesh, Lopez C G, Usin F Mary

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The Mi III phenotype of the Miltenberger subsystem (or GP Mur) is relatively common in Southeast Asia especially along the south-east coast lines of China and Taiwan. The term anti-"Mia" describes antibodies that react with the Mi III phenotype. Since the Peninsula Malaysian population is a multiethnic one with a significant proportion of Chinese, a study was conducted into the prevalence of anti-"Mia" in...

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