A "new" phenotype confirming a relationship between Cra and Tca.

doi:10.1046/j.1537-2995.1984.24184122551.x

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A "new" phenotype confirming a relationship between Cra and Tca.

Transfusion - 1 Jan 2000

Levene C, Harel N, Lavie G, Greenberg S, Laird-Fryer B, Daniels G L

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The red cells of two sisters had very weak Cra and Tca antigens and reacted only weakly with the antibody of the Cr(a-) Tc(a-)person, Inab. Both sisters had an antibody, named anti-Dra, to a high frequency antigen absent from their own cells and Inab cells but present on Cr(a-) Tc(a+) and on Cr(a+) Tc(a-) cells. This is the third example in which both Cra and Tca antigens are either absent or show weakened...

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