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The Bombay blood group: are we out of risk?

Mymensingh medical journal : MMJ - 1 Jul 2011

Dipta T F, Hossain A Z

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The Bombay blood group is a rare blood group, phenotypes of this group lacking H antigen on the red cell membrane and have anti-H in the serum. It fails to express any A, B or H antigen on their red cells or other tissues. The existence of a human H/h genetic polymorphism was first established by Bhende et al. As first discovery in Bombay (Mumbai), in India in 1952, so the name of this rare blood group is known...

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