Serology/Molecular Flashcards

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Which antibodies will R1 adsorbing cells adsorb?

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Alllo or auto-anti-D, C, e

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What antibodies will an R2 adsorbing cell adsorb?

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Allo or auto-anti-D,-c,-E

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What antibodies will rr adsorbing cells adsorb?

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Allo or auto-ant-c-e-f

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What is the unifying hypothesis related to drug induced hemolytic anemia?

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Comprehensive approach recognizing that DIHA may be caused by multiple mechanisms:
Antibody to drug
Antibody to the red cell membrane components
Antibody to the drug and membrane components
NIPA (Non-immunologic protein adsorption

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Drug dependent antibodies divided into two categories

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  1. Those that react with drug treated red cells (I.e. penicillin and some cephalosporins)
  2. Those that react with untreated red cells in the presence of a solution of the drug (quinine and ceftriaxone)
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Drug-independent antibodies characteristics

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  1. serologic reactivity is independent of the drug despite the fact that the drug originally induced the immune response
  2. behave like autoantibodies/serologically indistinguishable from idiopathic WAA
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What are the most common drugs associated with Drug-Independent Autoantibody?

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Methyldopa (not used as frequently)
Fludarabine (used to treat CLL)

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Which antigens are destroyed by proteases?

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M, N, Fya, Fyb,LW, YT, Dombrock, Knops

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