Blood Group Antigens
Blood Group Antigens
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血型抗原
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1975
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T. Feizi
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T. Feizi
The I and i antigens are the most common targets of the red cell autoantibodies which are known as cold agglutinins (Dacie 1962, Marsh & Jenkins 1960). The I antigen is well represented on the red cells of the majority of adults (Wiener et al. 1956). The i antigen is strongly expressed on cord blood cells; in the course of the first year of life the I antigen increases to adult levels and the i antigen diminishes (Marsh 1961). Rare healthy adults (approximately one in ten thousand) lack the red cell I antigen and have i antigen well expressed. In certain hmmatological disorders associated with bone marrow stress, e.g. thalasssemia major, there is increased expression of erythrocyte i antigen (Giblet & Crookston 1964). Both of these antigens are present on leukocytes (Franks 1966, Shumak et al. 1971, Thomas 1973).