[Serological characteristics and bioinformatics analysis of 4 blood donors with RHCE*cE(281C,282T) variant allele].

The RHCE*cE (281C, 282T) variant allele was first found in the Han Chinese population. The serological data of this allele were enriched. It provides an important guarantee for the safety of blood transfusion. Bioinformatics analysis provided evidences for further study of the structure and functions of RhCcEe protein.

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PubMed
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2025-02-10
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https://doi.org/10.3760/cma.j.cn511374-20240828-00458
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Blood groups and transfusion
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The RHCE*cE (281C, 282T) variant allele was first found in the Han Chinese population. The serological data of this allele were enriched. It provides an important guarantee for the safety of blood transfusion. Bioinformatics analysis provided evidences for further study of the structure and functions of RhCcEe protein.

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