Article
Blood group chimaerism: a possible further example.
Medical laboratory sciences - 1 Jul 1991
Bromilow I M, Duguid J K
Abstract excerpt
A blood group chimaera is described whose red blood cells exhibit a dual population of group A1 and O, in the proportions 20% and 80% respectively. These results could also indicate a blood group mosaic of the Amos type, but family studies, secretor and transferase investigations on this patient suggest that blood group chimaerism of unestablished type is more likely. There was no further evidence of chimaerism...
Topics
- ABO Blood-Group System
- Adult
- Blood Group Antigens
- Blood Proteins
- Chimera
- Female
- Genotype
- Humans
- Pregnancy