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ABO blood-group system |
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ABO blood-group systemClassification of human blood according to whether red blood cells (erythrocytes) have or lack the inherited antigens called A (including A1 and A2) and B on their surface. Blood can be type O (lacking both), type A (having only A), type B (having only B), or type AB (having both). The ABO antigens make certain blood types incompatible for transfusion. They are developed well before birth and remain through life. The frequencies of blood groups vary among different racial groups and in different geographic areas. Certain diseases are rarer in persons with particular blood groups. |
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Tumor profiles and incidence in Europe: robustness of
spatial patterns of correlation, and their relation with allele
frequencies of the ABO blood group system. The date of
June 14 also marks the birthday of Karl Landsteiner, the Nobel Prize
winner who created the ABO blood group system. Tumor profiles and incidence in Europe:
robustness of spatial patterns of correlation, and their relation with
allele frequencies of the ABO blood group system. |
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