“Kamhuber” a New Human Blood Group Antigen of Familial Occurrence, Revealed by a Severe Transfusion Reaction

Speiser, Paul; Kühböck, J; Mickerts, D; Pausch, V.; Reichel, G.; Lauer, Dale; Poremba, I.; Doering, Inge; Hamacher, H.

doi:10.1111/j.1423-0410.1966.tb04211.x

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“…The gene producing Far antigen appeared to be aligned with Ns in one family [238,417] and with MS in another [239,418] , although neither family proves close linkage with MNS . Far is resistant to trypsin, papain, and fi cin [239,254] .…”

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“…Anti -Far has been responsible for severe HDFN [417] and for an HTR [239] . Both Far antibodies are probably red cell immune.…”

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“…In 1966, the low frequency antigen, Kamhuber, was reported [3] as being re sponsible for a severe transfusion reaction in a multi-transfused haemophilic patient, F. S. The antibody was active by the anti globulin technique reacting with a pure antiIgG, and by the conglutination test. The antigen was considered to be inherited but was detected only on the donor's brother's red cells; none of the other family members and 1,100 Viennese donor samples reacted.…”

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