(Part 3) MTAP- OTHER BLOOD GROUP SYSTEMS

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1st Group of other major blood group system, with

most antibodies that are IgG

KELL

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Kell genes are located at chromosome

Chromosome 7

<p>Chromosome 7</p>
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What are the Blood groups ENHANCED by enzyme treatment?

RHest.In. Peace Lewis the Kidd

Rh

I

P

Lewis

Kidd

<p>RHest.In. Peace Lewis the Kidd</p><p>Rh</p><p>I</p><p>P</p><p>Lewis</p><p>Kidd</p>
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What are the Blood groups DESTROYED by enzyme treatment?

DaMN, X ko si Chido-Rodger

Duffy

MN (except S)

Xg

Chido-Rogers

<p>DaMN, X ko si Chido-Rodger</p><p>Duffy</p><p>MN (except S) </p><p>Xg</p><p>Chido-Rogers</p>
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What are the Blood groups NOT AFFECTED by enzyme treatment?

KELL + others who are not belong to the mnemonics

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How many antigens does KELL blood groups system has?

36 antigens (Latest version of Harmening)

32 (old version)

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K - K1 - KEL 1 is named as?

Kell

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k - K2 - KEL 2 is named as?

Cellano

<p>Cellano</p>
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Kpa - K3 - KEL 3 is named as?

Sutter

Sutthree

<p>Sutter</p><p>Sutthree</p>
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Kpb - K4 - KEL 4 is named as?

Matthews

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Ku - K5 - KEL 5 is named as?

Universal ag in Kell system

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Jsa - K6 - KEL 6

Penny

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Jsb - K7 - KEL 7

Rautenberg

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What are the Obsolete Kell antigens?

K10 and K15

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Which has a higher prevalence or incidence, K/K1 or k/K2?

k/K2 (Cellano) >90% of population

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k (cellano) prevalence/incidence in population is how many percent?

>90% of population

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K (Kell) prevalence/incidence in population is how many percent?

< 9% of population

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What antigen ranks second to the D antigen in terms of

immunogenicity?

K antigen

D > K > c

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Jsa antigen of KELL BLOOD GROUP SYSTEM is more common in?

a. Black

b. White

a. Black (20%)

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Kell antigens have disulfide-bonded regions on the glycoproteins and are covalently linked with what antigen?

Kx antigen (Without Kx there is no Kell)

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It is the Precursor antigen for KELL blood group

Kx

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Kell antigens are destroyed by what reagent?

sulfhydryl reagent

glycine acid-EDTA

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Kell Ag (None), Kx antigen (↑)

K0 (Knull)

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Kell Ag (None), Kx antigen (Absent)

Mcleod Phenotype

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Only______________can produce the anti-Ku antibody.

Kell null

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What antibodies are produced in persons having K null?

Anti-Ku (the only phenotype that has Anti-Ku Ab)

(all universal antigen of Kell is wala sayo) na "ANTI"

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It is the blood type wherein there is the absence of the Kx antigen

McLeod phenotype (XK0) - NO XK1 gene

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The antibody that may be unqiuely found on the serum of McLeod person is

anti-KL (Anti-Kx + Anti-Km)

<p>anti-KL (Anti-Kx + Anti-Km)</p>
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When Kell Blood group is treated w/ DTT (sulhydryl reagent) what is the result of the antigen expression?

Kell Ag (None), Kx antigen (↑)

Kell Ag becomes NONE - because it is DESTROYED by the DTT rgt.

NO KELL Ag = ↑ Kx antigen

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What bacterias are K+?

○ Morganella morganii

○ Streptococcus faecium

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Kell - patient has no previous history of blood transfusion or pregnancy but produces ANTI-K antibodies. How is this possible?

Exposure to Morganella morganii (K+) and Streptococcus faecium (K+)

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What gene codes for the Kx Antigen?

XK1 gene

<p>XK1 gene</p>
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What RBC morphology is associated with Mcleod syndrome?

Acanthocytes

<p>Acanthocytes</p>
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What KELL phenotype is associated w/ Chronic Granulomatous Disease (CGD)?

McLeod Phenotype

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McLeod Phenotype is associated with?

a. Acanthocytes

b. Reticylocytosis

c. Echinocytosis

d. a and b

e. a and c

d. a and b

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Chronic Granulomatous Disease (CGD) is diagnosed by?

Nitroblue Tetrazolium (NBT) Dye Reduction Test

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The genes of the Kidd System is found in what chromosome?

Chromosome 18

the KIDD is 18 years old

<p>Chromosome 18</p><p>the KIDD is 18 years old</p>
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What is the effect of ENZYME treatment to Kidd blood group?

Enhanced

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Kidd Blood Group has how many antigens?

3 ag

K I D (d)

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It is the most common Kidd Blood Types among the

Whites

Jk(a+b+)

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It is the rarest Kidd Blood Types among the Whites

& Blacks

Jk(a-b-) (Jk null)

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What Kidd phenotype is common in Filipino, Chinese, and Polynesian Population (and other Asianpopulations)

Jk(a-b-) (Jk null)

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It is the silent gene of Kidd System

jkjk

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It is the Inhibitor gene of Kidd System

In(Jk) gene

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Board Exam Question:

It is the common cause of Delayed Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction (HTR)

Anti-Jka and Anti-Jkb

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What microorganism produces Jkb-like Specificity

Micrococcus and Enterococcus faecium

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What microorganism produce Autoanti-Jkb

Proteus mirabilis

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What antibody is found in some individuals who are Jk(a-b-)

Anti-Jk3

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True or False

The Anti-Jk3 is only found on patients with a Kidd Null or Jk(a-b-) Phenotype

True -para makaexpress ka ng JK3, need mo ng either Jka or Jkb gene

So definitely, when you LACKED Jka or Jkb [Jk(a-b-)], wala kang Jk3 ,so you will be having "ANTI"-Jk3

GETS?

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Duffy gene is located in what chromosome?

Chromosome 1

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Duffy Blood group is named after Mrs. Duffy who undergone blood transfusion due to her illness of what?

Hemophilia A

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What is the effect of ENZYME treatment to Duffy blood group?

Destroyed

member of DaMN, X ko si CHIDO-RODGER

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What DUFFY phenotype is common in Black Population?

Fy(a-b-) Duffy Null - I'm that Nega Nega

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What Blood group serves as receptor for Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium knowlesi (malarial parasite)

Duffy Antigens

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What DUFFY phenotype is known to be RESISTANT in certain malarial parasites (Plasmodium knowlesi & Plasmodium vivax)?

Fy(a-b-)

Fya or Fyb is a receptor of malarial parasite, pag wala ito (-) edi walang receptor yung mga merozoites

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What is antigen of DUFFY blood groups is an Obsolete Antigen?

Fy4

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A gene that codes weakened Fyb Antigen

Fyx gene

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What reaction shoud you expect if Duffy Antibodies reacts w/ Enzyme Treated RBCs?

no reaction - kasi DESTROYED siya ng enzyme

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What DUFFY antigen can be a RECEPTOR for P. vivax and

P. knowlesi aside from Fya and Fyb?

Fy6

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The Lutheran BGS was discovered in a patient with what underlying disease?

Lupus

<p>Lupus</p>
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Most common Blood Type among the Lutheran System

Lu(a-b+) - kasi high incidence ang Lu b

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It is the gene responsible for the third type of Lutheran Null which is the Recessive X-Linked Inhibitor Type

Xs2 gene

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True or False

Lewis Antibody can cause HDN/HTR?

False - IgM siya

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True or False

Duffy Antibody can cause HDN/HTR?

True - for HTR / but not common cause of HDN -IgG siya eh

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True or False

Lutheran Antibody can cause HDN/HTR?

True-IgG siya eh (but IgM rin siya)

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The effect of enzyme treatment to Lewis Blood Group is?

Enhanced

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Type 1 (FUT1)

H Gene

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Le b antigen can't be produced without this substance

H soluble substance

<p>H soluble substance</p>
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Le Se H RBC phenotype

Le (a- b+)

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le sese H RBC phenotype

Le (a- b-)

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le Sese H RBC phenotype

Le (a- b-)

H in secretion

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le Se hh RBC phenotype

Le (a- b-)

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What is the reasons why LEWIS blood group is significant?

Lewis antibodies in the patient can be neutralized by the Lewis antigen found in the donor’s plasma.

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True or False

LEWIS antibodies are Naturally Occuring meaning you don't need to be exposed to the antigen before getting those antibodies/

True - just like ABO

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What lewis antigen serves as ligands for Cancer Cells

Sialyl Lea and Lex

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These individuals are more prone to coronary artery disease (CAD)

Le(a-b-)

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What Blood Group System has only 1 antigen?

I BLOOD GROUP SYSTEM (I)

"I" stands for INDIVIDUAL

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For the small i, it is placed on Blood group

collection what?

Blood group collection 207

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What can neutralized Anti-I antibodies?

breast milk -breast milk contains the I substance

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Aside from Breast milk, another way to remove the reactivity of a cold antibody like anti-I / IgM anti-I antibody is?

Prewarming

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What happen to I antigen when treated with ENZYME?

Enhanced

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What Other Blood groups Antibodies maybe found on the serum of the patients with Cold Agglutinin Disease or Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections

Anti-I

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What Other Blood groups Antibodies sometimes associated with infectious mononucleosis which is caused by epstein barr virus (EBV)

Anti-i

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What Other Blood groups Antibodies can be found on patients with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma

Anti-It

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Patients with high levels of I antigens may

cause or lead to?

HEMPAS aka Chronic dyserythropoietic anemia type II

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LKE and Px2 are not part of the P1Pk blood group system but rather they are part of what blood group collection?

blood group collection 209

<p>blood group collection 209</p>
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P1 Phenotype Antigens and Antibodies

P1 P Pk / None

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P2 Phenotype Antigens and Antibodies

P Pk / Anti-P1

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P1k Phenotype Antigens and Antibodies

P1 Pk / Anti-P

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P2k Phenotype Antigens and Antibodies

Pk / Anti-P and Anti-P1

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p Phenotype Antigens and Antibodies

None / Anti-PP1 Pk (anti-Tja)

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Collectively Anti-PP1 Pk is called as?

anti-Tja

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What P1PK phenotype is clinically significant and also maybe causing spontaneous abortion?

P null (p) phenotype who has anti-Tja

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The Product of P1 gene is an enzyme known as?

galactosyl transferase

<p>galactosyl transferase</p>
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Pk Anigen Expression

knowt flashcard image
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It is the precursor of P antigen

Pk antigen

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Pk antigen is modified by adding what immunodominant sugar to become the P antigen?

N-acetylgalactosamine

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GLOB gene produces the enzyme?

N - acetylgalactosaminyl transferase

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What other blood group antigen found in secretions like plasma and hydatid cyst fluid (Echinococcus granulosus)

P1 Antigen

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it can be used to neutralize the anti-P1 in a patient's sample.

Hydatid cyst fluid - because it contains P1 antigen