<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Testing of Ls(a-t-) and Rl(a+) red cells with numerous antisera containing antibodies to low-incidence antigens indicated that these antigens are identical. This conclusion was confirmed by adsorption and elution tests, and supported by immunoblotting of Ls(a-t-) and Rl(a+) cells with antibodies to glycophorin C and glycophorin D. <bold><italic>Immunohematology</italic></bold> 1996;12:8-10.</abstract>

Testing of Ls(a-t-) and Rl(a+) red cells with numerous antisera containing antibodies to low-incidence antigens indicated that these antigens are identical. This conclusion was confirmed by adsorption and elution tests, and supported by immunoblotting of Ls(a-t-) and Rl(a+) cells with antibodies to glycophorin C and glycophorin D. Immunohematology 1996;12:8-10.

Evidence that the low-incidence red cell antigens Rla and Lsa are identical

Immunohematology

Evidence that the low-incidence red cell antigens Rl and Ls are identical

Testing of Ls(a-t-) and Rl(a+) red cells with numerous antisera containing antibodies to low-incidence antigens indicated that these antigens are identical....

Evidence that the low-incidence red cell antigens Rl^a and Ls^a are identical

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/immunohematology-2019-738

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