Titlebook: Human Blood Groups; Chemical and Biochem Helmut Schenkel-Brunner Book 19951st edition Springer-Verlag Vienna 1995 biochemistry.biology.bloo

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Diego System,as .. is the only blood group character typical for the Mongolid peoples of South-East Asia and American Indians, but it is rarely found in other populations [10]; the .. antigen, in contrast, is a common erythrocyte character in all populations tested so far.

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Lewis System and the Antigens X and Y,The detection of the .. character is generally attributed to Mourant [191], although Ueyama and Furuhata had described it as the ’.-antigen’ in 1939 (see Race and Sanger [212]). Since then the .. [5,6], .. [88], .. [208], and .. [7] characters of the blood group . system have also been defined..

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The Antigens I and i,The antigens . and . [109] are two genetically independent characters which are closely interrelated with each other chemically. Erythrocytes of adults normally show . activity; only in very few cases (in about 0.02% of Europids) is this antigen absent and the cells show . activity. The erythrocytes of newborns are always . specific.

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Sid and Cad,The . antigen .. (ISBT Nr. 901 012) is inherited as a dominant autosomal character [32,45]. It is not confined to red cell membranes but also occurs in different tissues and body secretions. In about 96% of humans this specificity is present on erythrocytes and/or in secretions; 4% lack .. activity and contain anti-.. in their serum [38].

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Chido and Rodgers,The character groups . (.) [18] and . (.) [21] are confined to humans. The antigens are found on erythrocytes [18,21] and in plasma [21,24,26,27], but are absent from tissue cells or secretions [10].

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pt to a minimum. I have emphasised the chemical, biochemical and molecular genetic basis of blood group specificity and given full consideration to molecular biology investigations, in particular to those on the structure of blood group genes and the structural basis of alleles and rare blood group variants. 978-3-7091-3686-7

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