1987
DOI: 10.1159/000461654
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Gm Allotyping to Determine the Origin of the Anti-D Causing Hemolytic Anemia in a Kidney Transplant Recipient

Abstract: Anti-D causing mild hemolytic anemia was found in the serum and on the red cells of a D-positive patient who had received a kidney transplant from his D-negative mother. Anti-D had been detected in the donor’s serum before transplantation. Gm allotyping of the patient’s serum, donor’s serum, donor’s anti-D, and the unexpected anti-D in the posttransplantation serum showed the antibody to be of maternal origin. The patient was Gm(fb), the donor Gm(agfb), the maternal anti-D Gm (afb), and the anti-D in the postt… Show more

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