Chapter 7 Other blood group systems Flashcards
Exam 3
This type of antigen is only inherit one from each parent
It is also developed at birth
Kell Antigens
What are the two major antigens of Kell antigens.
K (K1) and k (K2/cellano)
This antigen is known as penney and is a low-frequency antigen
Kp^a
This antigen is known as rautenburg and is a high-frequency antigen
Kp^b
This antigen is known as sutter
Js^a
This antigen is known as matthews
Js^b
K, k, kpa, kpb, Jsa, Jsb is apart of what blood group antigens?
Kell antigens
This type of antigen group have disulfide-bonded regions on the glycoproteins. This makes them sensitive to sulfhydril reagents?
Kell Antigens
RBC that lacks expression of Kell glycoprotein?
K0 or Kellnull phenotype
Lacks all Kell system antigens?
K0 or Kellnull phenotype
Expressed elevated levels of related Kx antigens?
K0 or Kellnull phenotype
As a result of red blood cell immune stimulation, K0 individuals can develop what?
anti-Ku
In the Kell group what are the high-incidence alleles?
k, Kpb, and Jsb
In the Kell group what are the low-incidence alleles?
K, kpa, and Jsa
This blood group is a sex linked gene (x chromosome)
Kx Blood Group system
This blood group is genetically separate from Kell but phenotypically related
Kx blood group
What is McLeod Phenotype?
Individuals who lacked Kx antigen that may demonstrate RBC abnormalities
What are some symptoms of McLeod Phenotype?
RBC abnormalities
Muscular and neurologic defects
Increased creatine kinase
What is McLeod Syndrome associated with?
Chronic granulomatous disease
This blood group have antigens developed at birth and is destroyed by enzymes
Duffy Blood group