B antigen acquired by normal A1 red cells exposed to a patient's serum
@article{Stayboldt1987BAA, title={B antigen acquired by normal A1 red cells exposed to a patient's serum}, author={Carla Stayboldt and Ann Rearden and Thomas A. Lane}, journal={Transfusion}, year={1987}, volume={27} }
The authors report a patient with the acquired B antigen whose serum contained a factor capable of inducing the acquired B phenotype on normal A1 red cells in vitro. The patient's red cells were not, however, agglutinated by a monoclonal anti‐B. These findings and the abolition of the acquired B antigen by treatment of the patient's red cells with acetic anhydride support the deacetylation theory of the genesis of the acquired B antigen.
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