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Recent advances in blood group genotyping

2021-06-16

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Abstract: Red blood cell (RBC) antigen typing of both recipients and donors is vital for safe and effective transfusion. Despite the existence of >330 RBC antigens, current routine pre-transfusion testing only includes matching the patient and donor for ABO and D, since serologic typing methods are difficult to scale for routine non-ABO/D antigen typing (i.e., extended antigen typing). While PCR-based genotyping c...

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Literature Corpus work: e3ef79d8-f7b9-514a-bcc3-c22dcd2b07cf
DOI: 10.21037/aob-21-8

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