Typing for the Human Lewis Blood Group System by Quantitative Fluorescence–Activated Flow Cytometry: Large Differences in Antigen Presentation on Erythrocytes between A1, A2, B, O Phenotypes

Göran Larson,Lola Svensson,Lars Hynsjö,Anders Elmgren,Lennart Rydberg

Typing for the Human Lewis Blood Group System by Quantitative Fluorescence–Activated Flow Cytometry: Large Differences in Antigen Presentation on Erythrocytes between A1, A2, B, O Phenotypes

1999

Göran Larson
Lola Svensson
Lars Hynsjö
Anders Elmgren
Lennart Rydberg

Background: Lewis phenotyping by hemagglutination is an unreliable routine method for Lewis antigen designation. Now genomic typing of the Lewis gene is available. Additionally, flo

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Blood type
Blood cell
Antigen presentation
Red blood cell
Antigen
Immunology
Hemagglutination
Flow cytometry
Biology
Typing

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