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A ‘New’ Human Blood Group Antigen, Swa

An Erratum to this article was published on 27 August 1960

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IN the course of compatibility tests with the serum of a patient Gu., the red cells of one donor, Swann, were found to be strongly agglutinated in all media. The patient was in crisis from auto-immune hæmolytic disease of the ‘cold’ non-gamma globulin type, with no free ‘non-specific’ antibody in the serum. Her groups were: 0; cde/cde; NS/Ns, Mi(a−), Vw−, Mg−; P1+; K−; Le(a−b+); Fy(a+); Jk(a+b+); Wr(a−).

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CLEGHORN, T. A ‘New’ Human Blood Group Antigen, Swa . Nature 184, 1324–1325 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/1841324b0

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