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Incidence of Alloantibodies in Transfused Patients in Eastern Taiwan [PDF]

Tzu Chi Medical Journal, 2009
ObjectiveThe study was conducted to determine the prevalence of red blood cell alloantibodies for transfused patients in the East Taiwanese population.Materials and MethodsWe analyzed the clinical and transfusion records of 15,794 individuals who ...
Teng-Yi Lin
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Allotypes of anti-alloantibodies

Cellular Immunology, 1974
Abstract Rat antibodies directed at the two known rat light-chain allotypes, characterizing strains DA and Lewis, were trace-labeled with 125 I. With these reagents, the allotypes of alloantibodies DA anti-Lewis and Lewis anti-DA could be determined in a sandwich technique involving rat red cells coated with alloantibody and topped with radioactive ...
H, Binz, J, Lindenmann
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Autoantibodies Mimicking Alloantibodies

Transfusion, 1977
A patient with myelofibrosis, who has produced many red blood cell autoantibodies, is described. Although the patient is phenotypicaily R1R1 (CDe/CDe), eluates made from his red blood cells have consistently contained what appeared to be anti‐E, and more recently another antibody that appeared to be anti‐c.
P D, Issitt, D C, Zellner, S D, Rolih, J B, Duckett   +3 more
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Alloantibodies in heart transplantation

Human Immunology, 2009
The presence of complement fixing anti-human leukocyte antigen (HLA) antibodies in the circulation of organ transplant recipients may result in heart allograft rejection. Here, we assessed the clinical impact of pre- and post-transplantation allosensitization on long-term survival of heart allografts.
Eric K, Ho, George, Vlad, Adriana I, Colovai, E Rodica, Vasilescu, Joseph, Schwartz, Hugo, Sondermeijer, Elizabeth, Burke, Charles C, Marboe, Silviu, Itescu, Nicole, Suciu-Foca, Donna, Mancini   +10 more
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Induction of Anti‐Alloantibodies by Alloantibody Fragments

Scandinavian Journal of Immunology, 1974
Anti‐alloantibodies of anti‐(Lewis anti‐DA) specificity were successfully induced in (Lewis × DA)F1 rats by the IgG fraction, F(ab')2, and Fab fragments of Lewis anti‐DA alloantibodies, Fc fragments as well as separated heavy and light chains from the same alloantibody failed to induce anti‐alloantibodies.
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Platelet alloantibodies in transfused patients

Transfusion, 2001
BACKGROUND: Patients receiving cellular blood components may form HLA antibodies and platelet‐specific alloantibodies.STUDY DESIGN AND METHODS: Serum samples from a cohort of 252 patients with hematologic or oncologic diseases who are receiving cellular blood components were studied for platelet‐reactive antibodies.
V, Kiefel, C, König, H, Kroll, S, Santoso   +3 more
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Measurement of alloantibody by flow cytometry

Journal of Immunological Methods, 1990
A new method based on flow cytometry has been developed to determine IgG alloantibodies in the serum of immunized rodents. The method utilizes target lymphoid cells, diluted serum and labeled anti-mouse or anti-rat IgG antibodies. In serum from highly immunized animals alloantibodies could be demonstrated up to a dilution of (3 x 10(4))-1 which makes ...
P L, Leenaerts, D, De Ruysscher, M, Vandeputte, M, Waer   +3 more
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Fluorescence labeling of mouse alloantibodies

European Journal of Immunology, 1974
AbstractMouse alloantibodies can be readily labeled with fluoresceinyl thioureido caproic acid and tetramethylrhodaminylthiourido caproic acid, which are new derivatives of fluorescein or tetramethylrhodamine, containing a caproic acid residue as a spacer.
U, Hämmerling, A F, Chin, M, Arny
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Factor VIII alloantibodies in hemophilia

Current Opinion in Hematology, 2004
The development of an inhibitory response to factor VIII (FVIII) remains a puzzling challenge both for clinicians and scientists, not to mention the difficulties of maintaining hemostasis in patients producing inhibitors.Three main research lines have been explored in recent months. The mechanisms by which an anti-FVIII antibody response is elicited in
Marc G, Jacquemin, Jean-Marie R, Saint-Remy   +1 more
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Immobilization of Lymphocytes at Surfaces by Alloantibodies

Immunological Communications, 1972
When incubated in Hanks' Balanced Salt Solution (HBSS), rewashed chicken lymphocytes adhere to glass and plastic. At 25°C the reaction begins within 15 minutes and is essentially complete by 3 hours. This adherence is independent of pH and the genotype of the lymphocyte donor, and is insensitive to temperature.
S Y, Wong, F, Pazderka, B M, Longenecker, G R, Law, R F, Ruth   +4 more
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