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Population-Specific H-Antigen Chain-Type Variation and Its Potential Impact on Enzymatic Universal-Blood Conversion: A Computational Pilot Study

2026-08-27

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Enzymatic conversion of donor blood to universal type O ("ECO blood") is an active area of transfusion medicine research, with recently discovered bacterial enzymes capable of removing canonical and structurally extended ABO blood-group antigens. Whether human genetic variation affecting antigen chaintype distribution influences the efficiency of these conversion enzymes has not previously been examined. Using Fuc...

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10.26434/chemrxiv.15007953/v1
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