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Prevalence of RHDDOL and RHCEce(818T) in two populations.

Immunohematology - 1 Jan 2011

Halter Hipsky C, da Costa D C, Omoto R, Zanette A, Castilho L, Reid M E

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The alleles RHCE*ceBI (RHCE*ce 48C, 712G, 818T, 1132G) and RHCE*ceSM (RHCE*ce 48C, 712G, 818T) encode the low-prevalence Rh antigen STEM. These alleles frequently travel in cis with RHD*DOL. To estimate the frequency of these alleles, we tested a total of more than 700 samples in two populations. Blood samples were obtained from patients with sickle cell disease and from blood donors of African descent. DNA...

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PMID: 22356522

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