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A novel RHCE*02 allele, containing the single-nucleotide change c.460A>G, encodes weakened expression of C and e antigens.

Transfusion - 1 Sept 2016

Hellberg Åsa, Pesjak Emma, Karlsson Jessica, Storry Jill R

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We report a novel RHCE*02 allele in a Swedish blood donor that is characterized by the change c.460A>G (Arg154Gly). The blood donor's red blood cells showed variable reactivity with different monoclonal anti-C and anti-e and antigen strength was markedly weakened. We believe that these changes represent both a quantitative and qualitative alteration of the antigens encoded by this allele.

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PMID: 27282785
DOI: 10.1111/trf.13679

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