<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Since 1981, red cell samples from families were tested with anti-Aua and, since 1986, with both anti-Aua and anti-Aub in an attempt to elevate Auberger to a blood group system status. The results show that Auberger is not part of the Kell (five families), Colton (three families), or Dombrock (two families) blood group systems. Exclusion from four more systems (Di, Yt, LW, Ch;Rg) is required before system status may be claimed.</abstract>

Since 1981, red cell samples from families were tested with anti-Aua and, since 1986, with both anti-Aua and anti-Aub in an attempt to elevate Auberger to a blood group system status. The results show that Auberger is not part of the Kell (five families), Colton (three families), or Dombrock (two families) blood group systems. Exclusion from four more systems (Di, Yt, LW, Ch;Rg) is required before system status may be claimed.

Auberger red cell antigens are not part of the Kell, Colton, or Dombrock blood group systems

Immunohematology

Since 1981, red cell samples from families were tested with anti-Aua and, since 1986, with both anti-Aua and anti-Aub in an attempt to elevate Auberger to a...

Auberger red cell antigens are not part of the Kell, Colton, or Dombrock blood group systems

Published Online: Dec 27, 2020

Page range: 67 - 69

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/immunohematology-2019-1069

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