Search Results - "Maru, Harita"

Molecular Screening of VEL01N.01 and AUG02 Alleles in Indian Population: Towards Identifying Rare Blood Donors by Maru, Harita, Shaikh, Roshan, Narkar, Juili, Gorakshakar, Ajit

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Extended phenotyping of blood group antigens: Towards improved transfusion practices by Kulkarni, Swati, Maru, Harita

“…Even though the International Society of Blood Transfusion has defined 38 blood group systems, only ABO and RhD are matched while selecting a compatible unit…”
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Are weak blood groups important to look for in kidney transplantation? A case report on interchanging blood groups by Ukirde, Vinayak, Usulumarty, Deepa, Maru, Harita, Billa, Viswanath

“…The principles of ABO compatibility are fundamental to clinical solid organ transplantation, and conventional blood grouping techniques may mislabel patients…”
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ACKR1 gene polymorphisms in Bombay blood group (Oh) individuals of Indian origin by Shaikh, Roshan, Kanjaksha, Ghosh, Kashivishwanath, Vasantha, Kulkarni, Swati, Jadhav, Seema, Maru, Harita, Gorakshakar, Ajit

“…ACKR1 blood group genes exhibit a high degree of polymorphisms with varying allele distribution seen among different populations and ethnic groups. The study…”
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Challenges in the transfusion management of a 15-month-old pediatric patient with Bombay blood group phenotype by Malhotra, Sheetal, Mulay, Mansi, Maru, Harita, Jain, Ashish, Sharma, Paritosh, Kulkarni, Swati, Sharma, Ratti Ram

“…Bombay blood group phenotype is often mistyped as O group which can lead to hemolytic transfusion reactions. There are a very few case reports of Bombay blood…”
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Molecular characterization of rare D--/D-- variants in individuals of Indian origin by Kulkarni, Swati, Mishra, Garima, Maru, Harita, Parchure, Disha, Gupta, Debasish, Bajaj, Anantpreet Kaur, Sindhwani, Sangeeta Pahuja, Chaphekar, Anand, Shah, Ripal, Férec, Claude, Madkaikar, Manisha, Fichou, Yann

“…Rh antigens are critical in haemolytic disease of the foetus and newborn (HDFN). The D-- phenotype is a rare blood group characterised by the lack of…”
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