Prediction of JENU-Negative Phenotype by Genotyping among Thai Patients with Multiple Transfusions

Concerning this study, multiple transfusions can induce alloantibody production. Therefore, phenotype-match transfusions are beneficial among patients with long-term transfusion therapy, and further investigation of the JENU-negative phenotype is suggested.

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Transfusion Medicine and Hemotherapy
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2025-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000545810
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Blood groups and transfusion
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Concerning this study, multiple transfusions can induce alloantibody production. Therefore, phenotype-match transfusions are beneficial among patients with long-term transfusion therapy, and further investigation of the JENU-negative phenotype is suggested.

Transfusion Medicine and HemotherapyVol. 52(4)
Thammasat University (TH), Bangkok Hospital (TH), Thammasat University Hospital (TH)
National Research Council of Thailand
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Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
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