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Blood group genotyping: from patient to high-throughput donor screening.
Vox sanguinis - 1 Oct 2009
Veldhuisen B, van der Schoot C E, de Haas M
Abstract excerpt
Blood group antigens, present on the cell membrane of red blood cells and platelets, can be defined either serologically or predicted based on the genotypes of genes encoding for blood group antigens. At present, the molecular basis of many antigens of the 30 blood group systems and 17 human platelet antigens is known. In many laboratories, blood group genotyping assays are routinely used for diagnostics in cases...
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