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Monoclonal antibodies against Kell glycoprotein: serology, immunochemistry and quantification of antigen sites.

Transfusion medicine (Oxford, England) - 1 Jun 1993

Parsons S F, Gardner B, Anstee D J

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Monoclonal antibodies BRIC 18, BRIC 68, BRIC 107 and BRIC 203 recognize high-frequency epitopes absent from erythrocytes expressing the Ko phenotype. BRIC 107 has anti-k (K2)-like specificity. BRIC 203 has a unique specificity denoted anti-Kpbc. All four monoclonal antibodies identify an M(r) 95,600 erythrocyte membrane protein by immunoprecipitation from radio-iodinated erythrocytes. In quantitative binding...

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PMID: 7690639
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3148.1993.tb00051.x

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