https://www.selleckchem.com/products/LBH-589.html
These compound antigens are the result of an interaction between ABO, H, SE, and LE genes.The Kidd-null phenotype, Jk(a-b-), is rare, and a patient with this phenotype may develop anti-Jk3, a red blood cell (RBC) antibody reactive with a domain common to both Jka and Jkb. Like other antibodies to high-prevalence antigens, the presence of this antibody poses challenges in the immunohematologic evaluation of these patients. Thoughtful laboratory testing is necessary to resolve the antibody specificity and to reveal other underlying antibo
Like
Comment
Share
