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A high incidence antibody (anti-Sc3) in the serum of a Sc:-1,-2 patient.
Transfusion - 1 Jan 2000
Nason S G, Vengelen-Tyler V, Cohen N, Best M, Quirk J
Abstract excerpt
An individual has been found whose red blood cells type as Sc:-1,-2, and do not absorb or yield on elution, anti-Sc1 or anti-Sc2. The patient produced an antibody reacting with all red blood cells, except those that were Sc:-1,-2. The antibody, here called anti-Sc3, was shown not to contain separable specificities when absorption studies were performed with Sc:-1,2 and Sc:1,-2 red blood cells. It appears that all...
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