Agglutinogens in Fetal Erythrocytes

Bornstein, S.; Israël, Maurice

doi:10.3181/00379727-49-13681

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“…It has been reported by many workers (Keeler et al, 1934;Bornstein et al, 1942;Miller, 1953;Stormont et al, 1958) that cellular antigens could be found in early embryos.…”

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Genetic Differences in the Time of Appearance of Cellular Antigens in the Chicken

Okada

Takagi

Matsumoto

1962

The Japanese journal of genetics

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“…It has been reported by many workers (Keeler et al, 1934;Bornstein et al, 1942;Miller, 1953;Stormont et al, 1958) that cellular antigens could be found in early embryos.…”

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Genetic Differences in the Time of Appearance of Cellular Antigens in the Chicken

Okada

Takagi

Matsumoto

1962

The Japanese journal of genetics

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“…The Royal Marsden Hospital, and Institute of Cancer Research* THE A and B antigens of the foetal erythrocytes have been the subject of much published work containing many apparently conflicting results (Kemp, 1928;Moureau, 1935 ;Bornstein and Israel, 1942;Tovey, 1945 ;Formaggio, 1948;Engasser and Witebsky, 1948 ;Witebsky and Engasser, 1949;Seelen, 1954). In addition to the innate biological importance of the evolution of cell antigens in early development, interest has been stimulated by the existence of haemolytic disease of the newborn resulting from maternal sensitization to A and B antigens.…”

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