Tissue Antigens · 1986 · 22 citations · 9 references
Life SciencesGeneticsImmunologyHuman GeneticsImmunogeneticsMedical GeneticsAlloantigen RecognitionAutoantigensHaplotype AnalysisHla TypingMajor Histocompatibility ComplexConsanguinity AnalysisHla Allele PolymorphismHla AllelesHla DiversityHla ImmunogeneticsHla Risk AllelesMolecular Hla TypingSerological Hla Typing
Since 1980, a DR blank specificity undefined by serology but known to segregate in families linked to DQw1 has been recognized. We describe a Caucasoid family, BON... where 4 among 8 children are homozygous for such a specificity; their cells can be used as homozygous typing cells and the specificity defined is provisionally called D-BON. There is no known consanguinity in this family. The homozygous D-BON cells carry DR molecules as shown by their reactivity with monomorphic anti-DR monoclonal antibodies. In a random family material consisting of 210 haplotypes, the gene frequency of D-BON is between 1 and 2%, which corresponds to about 40% of the DR blank frequency. The D-BON specificity seems associated with DQw1 and also with B35 and C4B2.
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Paul I. Terasaki, John D. McClelland · Nature · 1964 · 2.1K citations
HISTOCOMPATIBILITY TESTING, 1972
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