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Para Bombay phenotype--a case report.
Indian journal of pathology & microbiology - 1 Oct 1997
Mathai J, Sulochana P V, Sathyabhama S
Abstract excerpt
Bombay phenotype is peculiar in that red cells are not agglutinated by antisera A, B or H; while serum contains anti A, B and H. Existence of modifying genes at independent loci with variable expression of ABO genes is postulated. We report here a case of partial suppression where antigens could be detected by elution tests and unlike classical Bombay type, normal amount of appropriate blood group substances were...
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