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Bombay phenotype in two North Indian brothers: a case report.

Indian journal of pathology & microbiology - 1 Oct 2007

Kaur Paramjit, Basu Sabita, Bedi Ravneet Kaur, Kaur Gagandeep

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Bombay phenotype is unique in the aspect that the red cells are not agglutinated by antisera A, B and H. However the serum of such individuals contains anti A, B and strongly reactive anti H which agglutinates red cells of 'O' group individuals through a wide thermal range. The blood specimen of a 35 year old male donor who donated blood for the first time was subjected to detailed cell and serum grouping. There...

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