1974
DOI: 10.1111/j.1423-0410.1974.tb02674.x
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Association between HL‐A and Red Cell Antigens. An AutoAnalyzer Study

Abstract: Abstract. Sera containing cytotoxic HL‐A antibodies were examined in order to detect red cell antibodies, using an AutoAnalyzer. In sera with cytotoxic anti‐HL‐A2 antibodies, we were able to demonstrate haemagglutinins that reacted mainly with red cells from HL‐A28 positive donors. In sera with cytotoxic anti‐HL‐A8 antibodies, we found antibodies that reacted with red cells from some, although not all, HL‐A8 positive donors. The haemagglutinins gave indentical and highly reproducible reaction patterns, but th… Show more

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“…By current lymphocyte cytotox icity techniques, no anti-HLA-B17 activity was demon strated in any of the sera. The two sera used in the absorption experiments, sera 90 and 120, have both been described in detail before [10]. The three anti-HLA-B17 sera (249, 424 and 443) have been tested in a large series on the AA with RBC from HLA-typed donors, and never found to react with the cells of any HLA-B17 negative donor.…”
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“…By current lymphocyte cytotox icity techniques, no anti-HLA-B17 activity was demon strated in any of the sera. The two sera used in the absorption experiments, sera 90 and 120, have both been described in detail before [10]. The three anti-HLA-B17 sera (249, 424 and 443) have been tested in a large series on the AA with RBC from HLA-typed donors, and never found to react with the cells of any HLA-B17 negative donor.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…HLA-A28 and A2 determinants in the HLA-A series, and HLA-B17 in the B series are fairly often expressed on RBC, as dem onstrated by sensitive techniques such as the AutoAnalyzer (AA) [10,13,14] and by cap illary methods [3][4][5]. HLA-B17 and HLA-A28 were previously known as the Table I.…”
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