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[Hemolyzing antibodies to markers of the P blood factor system as a problem in blood transfusion and pregnancy. With reference to serology, biochemistry and genetics].
Wiener klinische Wochenschrift - 2 Feb 1990
Pausch V, Speiser P, Michl U, Höcker P, Engelfriet C P
Abstract excerpt
The extremely rare phenotypes p, P1k and P2k (0.0005-0.0006%) of the blood group P system are usually found in consanguinous families. In the serum of these persons haemolytic antibodies with the specificity anti-PP1Pk and anti-P are found, causing severe haemolytic reactions after transfusion of incompatible blood. Because of their rarity it is difficult to find compatible blood donors. The antibodies are also...
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