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Terminology for blood group antigens and genes-historical origins and guidelines in the new millennium by Garratty, G., Dzik, W., Issitt, P.D., Lublin, D.M., Reid, M.E., Zelinski, T.

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Erythrocyte autoantibodies in paediatric patients with sickle cell disease receiving transfusion therapy: frequency, characteristics and significance by Castellino, Sharon M., Combs, Martha R., Zimmerman, Sherri A., Issitt, Peter D., Ware, Russell E.

“…The formation of erythrocyte autoantibodies following transfusion therapy has been described in case reports and small series. To determine the frequency,…”
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Studies of antibodies in the sera of patients who have made red cell autoantibodies by Issitt, P D, Combs, M R, Bumgarner, D J, Allen, J, Kirkland, A, Melroy-Carawan, H

“…In patients in whom autoantibodies of broad specificity (panagglutinins) are present in the serum, adsorption studies are often necessary to identify…”
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Antibody screening: elimination of another piece of the test by Issitt, P D

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Lack of clinical significance of "enzyme-only" red cell alloantibodies by Issitt, P D, Combs, M R, Bredehoeft, S J, Campbell, M L, Heimer, M, Joyner, L, Lorentsen, L, Remley, C, Bullock, S, Bumgarner, J

“…In a retrospective study on samples from 10,000 recently transfused patients, 35 samples were found to contain an antibody that reacted with ficin-treated red…”
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Race-related red cell alloantibody problems by Issitt, P D

“…Some years ago differences in red cell blood group phenotypes among individuals of different ethnic backgrounds were of little moment to blood transfusion…”
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JMH variants: serologic, clinical, and biochemical analyses in two cases by Mudad, R, Rao, N, Issitt, P D, Roy, R B, Combs, M R, Telen, M J

“…JMH is a high-frequency red cell blood group antigen that resides on a 76- to 80-kDa glycosylphosphatidylinositol-linked protein also known as CDw108…”
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Blood group terminology 1995. ISBT Working Party on terminology for red cell surface antigens by Daniels, G L, Anstee, D J, Cartron, J P, Dahr, W, Issitt, P D, Jørgensen, J, Kornstad, L, Levene, C, Lomas-Francis, C, Lubenko, A

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Blood group terminology suitable for use in electronic data processing equipment by Issitt, P D, Moulds, J J

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D, weak D (Du), and partial D: the molecular story unfolds by Issitt, P D, Telen, M J

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The impact of monoclonal antibodies in blood group serology by Issitt, P D

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An auto-anti-M causing hemolysis in vitro by Combs, M R, O'Rourke, M M, Issitt, P D, Telen, M J

“…A 64-year-old white man, who had never received a transfusion, was found to have anti-M in his serum. The antibody agglutinated all M+ red cells in…”
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Hemolytic disease of the newborn caused by anti-Rh32 and demonstration that RN encodes rhi (Ce,Rh7) by Issitt, P D, Gutgsell, N S, Martin, P A, Forguson, J R

“…A family is described in which the mother made anti-Rh32 as a result of pregnancy; her second liveborn child had hemolytic disease of the newborn and required…”
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ISBT Working Party on Terminology for Red Cell Surface Antigens. São Paulo report by Daniels, G L, Moulds, J J, Anstee, D J, Bird, G W, Brodheim, E, Cartron, J P, Dahr, W, Engelfriet, C P, Issitt, P D, Jørgensen, J

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Studies on the blood of a Dc(e) homozygote and her family by Issitt, P D, Smith, D L, McCollister, L S, Wren, M R, Ballas, S K

“…It has been reported previously that genes that have been called Dc- represent a heterogeneous group and that some of them would better be described as Dc[e]…”
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Donath-Landsteiner hemolytic anemia due to an anti-Pr-like biphasic hemolysin by Judd, W J, Wilkinson, S L, Issitt, P D, Johnson, T L, Keren, D F, Steiner, E A

“…Anemia, hyperbilirubinemia, and reticulocytosis subsequent to viral infection were present in a 32-year-old woman. The direct antiglobulin test was negative,…”
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Temporary suppression of Kidd system antigen expression accompanied by transient production of anti-Jk3 by Issitt, P D, Obarski, G, Hartnett, P L, Wren, M R, Prewitt, P L

“…This report describes an 85-year-old woman of Russian Jewish extraction whose red cell Kidd system phenotype changed during the 2 years in which her blood was…”
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Blood group terminology: current conventions by Issitt, P D, Crookston, M C

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The M1 and Tm antigens require M and N gene-specified amino acids for expression by Issitt, P D, Wren, M R, Moore, R E, Roy, R B

“…It is known that the major red cell sialoglycoprotein (SGP) of M1 + red cells has the same amino acid sequence as M SGP, whereas that of Tm + cells has the…”
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Heterogeneity of anti-U demonstrable by the use of papain-treated red cells by Issitt, P D, Marsh, W L, Wren, M R, Theuriere, M, Mueller, K

“…When red cells (RBCs) are treated with papain, one form of the U antigen, which we have named UPS (U papain-sensitive), is almost completely removed or…”
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