Kell blood group system

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Kell blood group system [′kel ′bləd ‚grüp ‚sis·təm]

(immunology)

A family of antigens found in erythrocytes and designated K, k, Kp^a, Kp^b, and Ku; antibodies to the K antigen, which occurs in about 10% of the population of England, have been associated with hemolytic transfusion reactions and with hemolytic disease.

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