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Other Blood Group Systems Flashcards

1
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GPI linked glycoprotein on acetylcholinesterase

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Yt

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2
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Yt antigens

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Yta- high prevalence in all pop.
Ytb- 8% except in israeli’s where it can be up to 26%

No known null phenotype

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Yta antigen w/ enzyme or DTT treatment

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Destroyed

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4
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Yt antibodies

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Usually IgG

No HDFN

anti-yta may cause HTR

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5
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Yta with trypsin and a-chymotrypsin

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Trypsin-not effected

A-chymptrypsin- destroyed

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6
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XG blood group antigens

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Xga and CD99

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7
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XG gene locations

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XG : Xp22.32 tip of the short arm- not inactivated by lyonization

CD99 gene is on both X and Y chromosome

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8
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Xga prevalence

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66% males

89% females

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9
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Anti-Xga

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Usually IgG reactivity at IAT

Not considered clinically significant

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10
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Xga with ficin

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Sensitive

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11
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Xga with DTT/AET

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Resistant

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12
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Colton antigens

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Co^a, Co^b, Co3, Co4

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13
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High prevalence Colton antigens

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Co^a, Co3, Co4

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14
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Co^b prevalence

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10%

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15
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Colton antigen location

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Aquaporin-1 (red cell water transporter)

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16
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Colton gene location

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Chromosome 7p14

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17
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Colton antibodies

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usually IgG

Implicated in HDFN and HTRs

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18
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Colton antigen with proteolytic enzymes

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Resistant

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19
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Anti-Co3

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Made by rare Co(a-b-) phenotypes caused by various inactivating mutations

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20
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Co4

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Required for Co^a expression

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21
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Gerbrich high prevalence antigens (6)

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Ge2, Ge3, Ge4, GEPL, GEAT, GETI

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22
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Gerbrich low prevalence antigens (5)

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Wb, Ls^a, An^a, Dh^a, GEIS

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23
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Gerbrich antigen locations

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GPC and GPD- part of a junctional complex of membrane proteins that interact with protein 4.1 and p55 that help link membrane and it’s skeleton for membrane stability

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24
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Gerbrich gene location

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Chromosome 2q14-21

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25
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GPC receptor for what parasite/virus

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Plasmodium falciparum

Influenza A and B

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26
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Gerbrich null

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Ge:-2,-3,-4

Both GPC and GPD absent

Cells are eliptocytes

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27
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Yus phenotype

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Ge:-2,3,4

Make anti-Ge2

No depression of Kell/Vel antigens

Lack GPD with altered GPC

28
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Gerbich phenotype

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Ge:-2,-3,4

Make anti-Ge2 and/or -Ge3

Weakened Kell/Vel expression

Lack GPD with altered GPC

29
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Leach phenotype

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Ge:-2,-3,-4

Make antibodies to all

Decreased Kell/Vel expression

Lack GPC and GPD

Elliptocytes

30
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Gerbrich antigens with treatment

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Trypsin: destroyed

Papain: destroys Ge2,4; Ge3 resistant

31
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Distinguish anti-Ge2 from anti-Ge3 in absence of rare cells

A

Use papain treated cells

32
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Gerbrich antibodies

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Usually IgG but may be IgM

Usually not clinically significant but anti-Ge3 has caused mild HTR/HDFN

33
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Cromer antigen location

A

Decay-accelerating factor (CD55)- a complement regulatory glycoprotein

34
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Cromer low incidence antigens

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Tc^b, Tc^c, and WES^b

Other 15 are high frequency

35
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Cromer null

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Inab phenotype

Make anti-IFC

36
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Cromer antigen with cell treatment

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Destroyed by a-chymotrypsin

Resistant to papain, ficin, and trypsin

Weakened by AET/DTT

37
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Cromer antigen is a receptor for what parasite

A

Plasmodium falciparum

38
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Cromer antibodies

A

Usually IgG

Not usually considered to be clinically significant

Inhibited by serum or concentrated urine of antigen positive individuals

39
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Dombrock gene location

A

Chromosome 12p13

40
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Do a/b frequency

Whites

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Do(a+b-): 18%
Do(a+b+): 49%
Do(a-b+): 33%

41
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Do a/b prevalence

African American

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Do(a+b-): 11%
Do(a+b+): 44%
Do(a-b+): 45%

42
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Dombrock null phenotype

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Gya-

Result of various inactivating mutations

Make anti-Gya

43
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Hy- and Jo(a-)

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Uncommon phenotypes

Negative or weak expression of dombrock antigens

44
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Dombrock antigens on treated cells

A

Resistant to papain and ficin

Sensitive to trypsin, a-chymotrypskn, pronase

Sensitive to DTT/AET

45
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Dombrock antibodies

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Typically IgG

Usually weakly reactive

Have been implicated in HTRs but no HDFN

46
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Indian antigen location

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CD44- cell surface receptor for glycosaminoglycan hyaluranan

47
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Indian antigen/ prevalence

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In^a: low
In^b: high

INFA, INJA, INRA: high

48
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Indian antigens with RBC treatment

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Sensitive: papain, ficin, trypsin, a-chymotrypsin. As well as DTT/AET

49
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Indian antigen weak expression on

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Cord cells

In(Lu)

50
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Indian antibodies

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Not generally clinically significant

Anti-Inb has caused HTR

51
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Vel blood group

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1 antigen: Vel- high incidence

52
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Vel antigen expression

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Weak on cord cells

Variable expression among individuals

53
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Vel effect on treated RBCs

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Enhanced by enzymes

Variable effect with DTT/AET

54
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Anti-Vel

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Often a mix of IgM and IgG

Readily activated complement

Cause of severe HTRs though HDFN is rare

55
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Diego antigen location

A

Band 3, red cell anion exchanger

56
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Diego gene location

A

Chromosome 17q21.31

57
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Di^a prevalence

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Rare in European and African
5% Asian
Up to 50% in n. and s. American indigenous people

58
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Di^b prevalence

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High prevalence in all populations

59
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Diego Dia and Dib antibodies

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Usually IgG reactivity at IAT

May cause HDFN but no known HTRs

60
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Wra/Wrb

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Wra: low
Wrb: high

Expression dependent on GPA presence

61
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Anti-Wra

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Usually IgG
Relatively common

Responsible for severe HDFN and HTRs

62
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Diego antigen on treated RBCs

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Resistant to proteolytic enzymes ficin, trypsin, and papain

Antigens on 3rd extracellular loop sensitive to a-chymotrypsin

63
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Chido /Rogers antigen location

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On fragment of C4d (complement component) that attaches to RBCs from plasma

NOT PRODUCED BY RBCS

64
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Chido/Rogers antigen on treated RBCs

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Destroyed by proteolytic enzymes (papain, ficin)

65
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Chido/Rogers antibodies

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Generally IgG detected at IAT

No known HDFN/HTRs but may cause anaphylactic reactions

Inhibited by plasma of Ch/Rg+ individuals

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