The Rh antigen Evans.
Two families are described which clearly show that the low frequency antigen Evans is a part of the Rh system, in which it defines a 'new' gene complex.
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Publications and source records attributed to B Stebbing.
Two families are described which clearly show that the low frequency antigen Evans is a part of the Rh system, in which it defines a 'new' gene complex.
The second Pt(a+) family is described. Pta is shown to segregate independently from several genetic markers.
A new low frequency antigen, Rba, has been found in three blood donors. Studies on their families show that the antigen is inherited as a Mendelian autosomal dominant character. Rba segregates independently from ABO, MNSs P1, Rh, Kell, Duffy, Kidd, ACP1 and PGM1. Anti-Rba is not common in sera containing multiple antibodies ot low frequency antigens.