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Molecular biology of the Rh antigens

1991-08-01

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Abstract The RBC Rh antigens are of large clinical importance, but until recently have been poorly understood at a molecular level. The Rh polypeptides are a family of nonglycosylated Mr 30- to 32-Kd transmembrane proteins that are core structural components of the Rh antigens and have been purified and partially characterized biochemically. Rh polypeptides are present in RBCs from normal humans and other mammalia...

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DOI: 10.1182/blood.v78.3.551.551

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