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BLOOD BANK
MEDICAL TECNOLOGY
ABO BLOOD GROUP
• History
1. Landsteiners discovered the ABO Blood Group
System in 1901
• Importance of ABO
There are two principles
1-almost all normal healthy individuals above 3-6
months of age have “ naturally occurring Abs” to the
ABO Ags that they lack
• Importance of ABO
1 0 0 O
2 4+ 0 A
3 0 4+ B
4 4+ 4+ AB
Reverse Grouping (Confirmatory grouping)
Patient Serum Tested With reagent red blood cells
Serum from GRP Oindividual aggl both Aand Bcells indicate the presence of Absto both Aand Bin group Oserum
1 4+ 4+ O
2 0 4+ A
3 4+ 0 B
4 0 0 AB
FORWARD & REVERSE ABO BLOOD GROUPING
2 + 0 0 + A
3 0 + + 0 B
4 + + 0 0 AB
ABO INHERITANCE
T2
Dad = A/O Mom
and
B O
Mom = B/O
A A/B A/O
Dad
O O/B O/O
ABO groups of the offspring from the various possible ABO
mating
• Definition
Isoagglutinins: are defined as antibodies that agglutinate
blood cells of some individuals of the same species
1. Occurance
a. The presence or absence of the ABH antigens
on the red blood cell membrane is controlled by
the H gene
2. Controls presence of
2. Se gene – Se and se H antigen in the
alleles (se is an secretions
amorph)
3. Inherit 1 gene from
3. ABO genes– A, B and each parent that
O alleles codes for an enzyme
that adds a sugar to
the H antigen
H Antigen
The H gene codes for an enzyme (fucosylytranferase) that adds a
Fucose to the terminal sugar of a Precursor Substance (PS*).
The biochemical structure below constitutes the H Antigen. (h
gene is an amorph.)
H gene acts on
a Precursor
substance(PS)*
by adding
*PS = oligosaccharide chain
Fucose attached to either glycosphingo-
lipid, Type 2 chain (on RBC) or
glycoprotein, Type 1 chain (in
secretions)
ABO Genetics
Guanosine
H L- fucosyl trnsferas L-fucose H
GDP-FUC
N acetylgalactosaminyl Uridine
A N-acetyl-D- A
transferase UDP- galactoseamine
GALNAC
Uridine
B D- galactosyl D-galactose B
transferase UDP-GAL