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Diversity of human anti-D monoclonal antibodies revealed by reactions with chimpanzee red blood cells.
Vox sanguinis - 1 Jan 1992
Blancher A, Socha W W, Ruffie J
Abstract excerpt
Fifty-three human anti-D monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) revealed a striking diversity of reactions in tests with panels of chimpanzee red blood cells (RBCs) of various R-C-E-F blood group phenotypes (counterparts of the human Rh-Hr groups). The reactivities of these antibodies, which depended on the agglutination technique used, could be classified into four main types. These patterns of reactivity of anti-D mAbs...
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