Antigen Phenotyping Results

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Antigen Phenotyping Results

The patient's pretransfusion red cells and all donor red cells involved in the case (The group O Rh-negative Red Blood Cell units that were transfused and four group O Rh-positive red cells initially crossmatched) were phenotyped for Jka.

As expected, the patient typed as Jk(a-). The six donor RBC that were incompatible in the initial crossmatch were Jk(a+).

The frequency of the Jka gene in Caucasians is ~77%, with most Caucasian red cells (50%) typing as Jk(a+b+).