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State the possible genotypes for A1 phenotype
A1/A1
A1/O
A1/A2
State the possible genotypes for A2 phenotyps
A2/A2
A2/O
State the possible genotypes for A1/B phenotype
A1/B
State the possible genotypes for A2/B
A2/B
Naturally occuring cold antibody, IgM
Found in all group B and O persons
2-8% group A2
Anti-A1
IgG found in high concentration in all group O individuals
Anti-A, B
Common cold agglutinin
Insignificant, but interferes with testing
Ab frequency increases as antigen concentration decreases
Anti-H
Forward
Anti-A +
Anti-B =
Anti-A, B +
Anti-A1 +

Reverse
A1 cells =
B cells +
O cells =
A1
Forward
Anti-A +
Anti-B =
Anti-A,B +
Anti-A1 =

Reverse
A1 cells =
B cells+
O cells =
A2
Forward
Anti-A +
Anti-B =
Anti-A,B +
Anti-A1 =

Reverse
A1 cells +
B cells +
O cells =
A2 (or A3) w/Anti-A1
Forward
Anti-A +
Anti-B +
Anti-A,B +
Anti-A1 +

Reverse
A1 cells =
B cells =
O cells =
A1B
Forward
Anti-A +
Anti-B +
Anti-A,B +
Anti-A1 =

Reverse
A1 cells =
B cells =
O cells =
A2B
Forward
Anti-A +
Anti-B +
Anti-A,B +
Anti-A1 =

Reverse
A1 cells +
B cells =
O cells =
A2B (or A3B) w/Anti-A1
Forward
Anti-A =
Anti-B =
Anti-A, B =
Anti-A1 =

Reverse
A1 cells +
B cells +
O cells=
O
Forward
Anti-A =
Anti-B =
Anti-A,B =
Anti-A1 =

Reverse
A1 cells +
B cells +
O cells +
Bombay O
Forward
Anti-A =
Anti-B +
Anti-A,B +
Anti-A1 =

Reverse
A1 cells =
B cells =
O cells =
B without Anti-A (low titer)
Forward
Anti-A =
Anti-B =
Anti-A,B +
Anti-A1 =

Reverse
A1 cells +
B cells +
O cells =
Weak A subgroup w/anti-A1
Forward
Anti-A =
Anti-B +
Anti-A,B +
Anti-A1 =

Reverse
A1 cells +
B cells =
O Cells =
B
What is the linkage requirements for precursor substance in the formation of Lewis antigen
Type 1 (beta1-3 linkage) carbon # 4 must be available for the Lewis gene to act upon
A, B, and H genes code for these..
Enzymes! (A-N-acetylgalactosaminyltransferase, H-L-fucosyltransferase, B-D-galactosyltransferase
If the Le gene is inhereited but the individual is a non-secretor, what is the Lewis phenotype?
Le(a+b=)
Le/Le, Se/Se, H/h, O/O
-Ag on red cells?
-In the saliva?
-What is Lewis phenotype
LeA, LeB, H
LeA, LeB, H
Le(a=b+)
le/le, Se/se, H/H, B/O
-Ag on red cells?
-In saliva?
-What is the Lewis phenotype?
B antigen
B and H
Le(a=b=)
Le/le, se/se, H/h, B/B
-Ag on red cells?
-In saliva?
-What is the Lewis phenotype?
LeA, H, B
LeA
Le(a+b=)