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Rapid genotyping of the five major platelet alloantigens by reverse dot-blot hybridization.

Blood - 15 Dec 1994

Bray P F, Jin Y, Kickler T

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Amino acid substitutions in platelet membrane glycoproteins result in alloantigens. Identifying these polymorphisms is important in alloimmune-mediated platelet disorders. Immunophenotyping platelet antigens can be limited by the unavailability of specific antisera. The goal of this work was to identify human platelet antigen genotypes in individuals using a technique that would circumvent the limitations of...

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