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  1. What is the Kell blood classification system used for? This system refers to the presence or absence of K antigen, which has been found in pregnant women, in humans after transfusion. The presence of antigen K during blood transfusion is studied. This antigen was almost absent in the Chinese and was found in almost 2% of Koreans and 9% of the British.
    #bloodtype #bloodgroup #antigen #transfusion

  2. What is the Kell blood classification system used for? This system refers to the presence or absence of K antigen, which has been found in pregnant women, in humans after transfusion. The presence of antigen K during blood transfusion is studied. This antigen was almost absent in the Chinese and was found in almost 2% of Koreans and 9% of the British.
    #bloodtype #bloodgroup #antigen #transfusion

  3. When someone has a mutated version of both copies of their MAL genes, they end up with an AnWj-negative blood type, like the pregnant patient. Tilley and team identified three patients with the rare blood type that didn't have this mutation, suggesting that sometimes blood disorders can also cause the antigen to be suppressed. #bloodgroup #MAL #epigenetics #isogg #geneadons sciencealert.com/researchers-i

  4. When someone has a mutated version of both copies of their MAL genes, they end up with an AnWj-negative blood type, like the pregnant patient. Tilley and team identified three patients with the rare blood type that didn't have this mutation, suggesting that sometimes blood disorders can also cause the antigen to be suppressed. #bloodgroup #MAL #epigenetics #isogg #geneadons sciencealert.com/researchers-i

  5. When someone has a mutated version of both copies of their MAL genes, they end up with an AnWj-negative blood type, like the pregnant patient. Tilley and team identified three patients with the rare blood type that didn't have this mutation, suggesting that sometimes blood disorders can also cause the antigen to be suppressed. #bloodgroup #MAL #epigenetics #isogg #geneadons sciencealert.com/researchers-i

  6. The rarer your blood group, though, the harder it can be to get blood for a transfusion.

    Spare a thought for those people who are described as having “golden blood”.

    It's so rare that fewer than 50 people in the world are thought to possess it.

    theconversation.com/blood-grou

    #bloodtype #bloodgroup

  7. The rarer your blood group, though, the harder it can be to get blood for a transfusion.

    Spare a thought for those people who are described as having “golden blood”.

    It's so rare that fewer than 50 people in the world are thought to possess it.

    theconversation.com/blood-grou

    #bloodtype #bloodgroup

  8. The rarer your blood group, though, the harder it can be to get blood for a transfusion.

    Spare a thought for those people who are described as having “golden blood”.

    It's so rare that fewer than 50 people in the world are thought to possess it.

    theconversation.com/blood-grou

    #bloodtype #bloodgroup

  9. The rarer your blood group, though, the harder it can be to get blood for a transfusion.

    Spare a thought for those people who are described as having “golden blood”.

    It's so rare that fewer than 50 people in the world are thought to possess it.

    theconversation.com/blood-grou

    #bloodtype #bloodgroup