The relationship of the H specificity to the ABO blood groups. II. Observations on Whites, Negroes and Chinese.
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W W Socha
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The demonstration of human Gm-like serum -globulin types using nonhuman primate reagents. I. Experiments with anti-gibbon globulin serums.
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Blood groups of the dwarf chimpanzee (Pan paniscus).
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Survival of serum proteins transfused between primate species determined by antiglobulin inhibition.
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The relationship of the H specificity to the A-B-O blood groups.
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Homologues of the human M-N blood types in gorillas and other non-human primates.
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Principles of blood grouping in apes and monkeys: human, simian, and cross-immune types.
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Methodology of primate blood grouping.
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Fractionation of human anti-Rh o sera by absorption with red cells of apes.
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Can gene subloci be determined from serological specificities?
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The Ap-Bp blood groups of baboons.
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Further observations on the immunological relationships among serum globulins of man and other primates, revealed by a serological inhibition test.
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Complexity of the Rh antigen demonstrated by comparative tests using antisera of human and primate origins.
Comparative analysis of two antisera, one produced in chimpanzee and another of human origin, demonstrates the existence of a spectrum of antibodies directed against at least four antigenic determinants connected with Rh reactivity. Some of the determinants are shared by chimpanzee and human red cells, while others are restricted to one species only. Based on this study, it is suggested that both the human Rh(D)-positive type and its chimpanzee counterpart, the Rc-positive type, could be of common origin, while the negative types are the results of later, parallel events during evolution.
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