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Kell

*glycoprotein


*chrom 7


*K<10%; k>99%


*IgG


*Dosage occ


*causes HTR and HDFN


*found only on RBC

Kell System Ag Pairs

*K, k


*Kpa, Kpb, Kpc


*Jsa, Jsb

K mod

*weak expression of Kell ag


*result of a point mutation on the KEL gene


*Presence of Kpa may weaken other Kell ag expressions when in the cis position such as k and JSb

XK gene

*variant kell phenotype


*found on X chromosome


*codes for kx ag


*lack of this ag causes RBC deformity

McLeod Phenotype

*results in mutation of the XK locus affecting Kx ag


*affects males


*RBC lack Kx ag and Km, have weak expression of kell ag


*individuals demonstrate chronic hemolytic anemia

X-linked Chronic Granulomatous Disease

*may be an association btwn rare kell phenotypes


*dx characterized by WBC unable to generate an enzyme important to kill ingested bacteria


*not all males w/ mcleod phenotype have CGD, or do all pts w/ CGD have mcleod phenotype

Anti-K

*very common


*K1 ag iv very immunogenic


*Isotype: IgG 1, 3 (crosses placenta)

Anti-Ku

*found in immunized K0 persons


*directed against a single determinant (reacts w/ all cells except the K0 phenotype)

Duffy

*glycoprotein


*chrom 1


*IgG


*shows dosage


*destroyed by enzymes


*Causes HTR and mild HDFN

Fya freq

W 65%; B10%


Fyb freq

W 80%; B 23%

Duffy glycoprotein

aka the duffy ag receptor for chemokines


(Red cell receptor for interleukin-8)


Duffy ag

*may serve as a receptor for plasmodium vivax


*null phenotype (prevents expression of duffy glycoprotein)--advantage against malaria

kidd

*glycoprotein


*chrom 18 (HUT 11 urea transporter gene)


*IgG


*dosage


*enhanced by enzymes


*binds complement, causes HTR, mild HDFN

Jka freq

W 77%; B 91%

Jkb freq

W 73%; B 43%

Jk3 freq

100% as long as Jka and/or Jkb present

kidd null phenotypes

*found in pacific islanders


*rbcs are resistant to 2 M urea


*rare

Kidd systems ab

*fixes complement


*weak expression


*exhibit dosage


*Jka more freq than Jkb


*very common in htr

S, s

*glycophorin B


*IgG


*dosage except U


*enzyme destroyed except U


*implicated in HTR and HDFN


*chrom 4

S freq

W 55%; B37%

s freq

W 89% B 97%

u freq

100%

LW

*associated w/ D but not part of the Rh system


*cord cells have strong expression


*test D- cord cells to discriminate btwn Rh and LW

LWa freq

>99%

LWab freq

<1%

High Prevalence Ag

*Lan, Ata, Jra, Emm, AnWj, Sda, PEL, Mam


*>91%


*all are inherited

HTLA

*rule out other specificities


*prove its an HTLA by titration


*usually transfuse least incompatible blood