A new rare blood group antigen - "Mit". Probably genetic relationship with the MNSs blood group system.

N, Battista; T D, Stout; M, Lewis; H, Kaita

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Article . 1981

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A new rare blood group antigen - "Mit". Probably genetic relationship with the MNSs blood group system.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 29 Oct 1981 English Journal:Vox sanguinis, volume 39 (issn: 0042-9007,

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Authors: N, Battista; T D, Stout; M, Lewis; H, Kaita;

pmid: 7269459

A new rare blood group antigen - "Mit". Probably genetic relationship with the MNSs blood group system.

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Abstract

A new low incidence blood group antigen "Mit", immunization to which may cause hemolytic disease of the newborn, is described. It is not part of the ABO, Duffy, Kidd, Rh or Yt blood group systems. Positive lods of +2.41 at O = 0.00 indicate that the odds are 256 to 1 that "Mit" is either part of the MNSs system or governed by a locus closely linked to MN and Ss.

Keywords

Blood Group Antigens, Humans, MNSs Blood-Group System, Female

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