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C Doinel

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Radioactive labeling techniques for the identification of G antigen in the human Rh blood group system.

The G antigen is one of the erythrocyte membrane Rh antigens. The amount of Rh antigen present on the red blood cell is about 10(-15) g and radioactive labeling of membrane proteins is a useful method for its identification and characterization. In this paper, we compare 4 labeling techniques. Using a human monoclonal anti-Rh(G) antibody and an immunofixation technique, we located the G antigen on a polypeptide of an average molecular weight of 28,000 Da.

Antibodies, Monoclonal↗
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Relationship between I and H antigens. I. A study of the plasma and saliva of a normal population.

The H and I antigens were studied in the plasma and saliva of 52 group O subjects, by hemagglutination inhibition at continuous flow. H plasma substance was detected with one anti-H antibody from a Bh donor. Secretors have more H plasma substance than do non-secretors, but there was no relationship between the amounts of I and H substances in the plasma. On the contrary, the amounts of I substance in the saliva detected by anti-I (Sti) is a function of secretor status. Nonsecretors had a much greater amount of I in saliva than did secretors. These results support the hypothesis that I antigen (detected by anti-I (Sti)) is a part of the substrate of H antigen.

ABO Blood-Group System↗