Rh System High's and Low's Flashcards
Partial DIIIa
DAK + (RH54)
Strong D epitope types as D+
Common in SCD patients; assoc. with varient RHCE*ces
Can make anti-D, c, or hrb
Partial DIVa
Goa + (RH30)
Type as D+ common in blacks
Partial DV
Dw (Rh23)
Partial DVI
BARC (RH52)
FDA requires reagents to type as Rh neg at IS
6-10% of D positive people who make anti-D
Occurs in whites
Partial DVII
TAR (RH40)
Type as D+
Occurs in Whites
DFR
FPPT (RH50) positive
DBT
Rn (RH32) positive
Occurs in blacks. Normal D gene w/ weak C and e
Can make anti-SEC (RH46)
DHAR
FPTT (RH50) and RH33 positive Formerly known as RoHAR; better called ceHAR. Hybrid ce gene with no D gene present Type as D+ Found in Germans
Crawford
RH43
Present in blacks
No gene present; amino acid change results in a D like epitope that types as D+ with some reagents
RH6
f = c in cis to e
present on Ro and r cells
RH7
Ce = C in cis to e
Compound antigen present on R1 and r’ cells
RH27
cE compound antigen
present and R2 and r” cells
RH12
G antigen
Serine at 103 on D and CE gene
Anti-G reacts with any D or C positive cell
RH51
MAR
High freq. negative in 0.2% Finns
RH26
c like. Present on most c+ cells
antibody reacts with some c+ cells but not all