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A case of dispermic chimerism with normal phenotype identified during ABO blood grouping.
Clinical laboratory - 1 Jan 2014
Zhu Pei-Yuan, Yan Jing-Mei, Xue Min, Ye Dong, Yao Gen-Hong, Luan Jian-Feng
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BACKGROUND: Human chimerism with normal phenotype derived from the fusion of two different zygotes is a rare phenomenon. We describe a case of a phenotypically normal 17-year-old diagnosed with dispermic chimerism during routine ABO blood grouping. METHODS: ABO grouping, ABO genotyping, karyotyping, human leukocyte antigen (HLA) typing, and short tandem repeat (STR) analysis were performed. RESULTS: Forward...
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