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DNA-based prenatal determination of the RhEe genotype.

Obstetrics and gynecology - 1 Oct 1995

Spence W C, Potter P, Maddalena A, Demers D B, Bick D P

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BACKGROUND: Maternal antibodies to RhE may cause severe hemolytic disease. Based on recent RhD and RhCE sequence information, we have developed a DNA-based testing methodology to determine the RhEe genotype of fetuses at risk for RhE hemolytic disease from amniotic fluid (AF) or chorionic villus samples. CASE: RhEe testing was undertaken in a fetus at risk for RhE hemolytic disease. Maternal serum anti-E titers...

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PMID: 7675408
DOI: 10.1016/0029-7844(95)00093-7

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