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[Xg gene frequencies in Tunisia].

Authors: R, Gandouz; I, Kraiem; P, Bierling; H, Skouri;

[Xg gene frequencies in Tunisia].

Abstract

We report a new case of anti-Xg(a) antibody found in a man who, after receiving six units of standard red blood cells, developed a minor nonhemolytic transfusion reaction (chills-hyperthermia). The patient sera was used for an immunophenotyping scale in 777 healthy Tunisian blood donors (678 men; 99 women). The phenotype frequencies of Xg(a+) and Xg(a-) were 67.4% and 32.6% in men and 89 and 11% in women, respectively. The gene frequencies of Xg(a) and Xg were 0.67 and 0.33, respectively. These frequencies are similar to that reported in predominantly white populations.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Tunisia, Transfusion Reaction, White People, Immunophenotyping, Gene Frequency, Blood Group Antigens, Humans, Female, France, Cell Adhesion Molecules

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