International Society of Blood Transfusion Working Party on Red Cell Immunogenetics and Blood Group Terminology Report of Gothenburg, Barcelona and four virtual business meetings: Update on blood group systems.
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Hyland Catherine A, Castilho Lilian, Chen Qing, Clausen Frederik Banch, Denomme Gregory A, Fichou Yann, Flegel Willy Albert, Floch Aline, Gleadall Nicholas S, Hellberg Åsa, Ji Yanli, Karamatic Crew Vanja, Keller Margaret A, Lane William J, Ligthart Peter C, Lomas-Francis Christine, Lopez Genghis H, Montemayor Celina, Nogués Núria, Ochoa Gorka, Olsson Martin L, Peyrard Thierry, Srivastava Kshitij, Storry Jill R, Tani Yoshihiko, Thornton Nicole, van der Schoot Ellen, Vege Sunitha, Veldhuisen Barbera, Wagner Franz F, Weinstock Christof, Wendel Silvano, Westhoff Connie M, Yahalom Vered, Gassner Christoph
Аннотация
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Candidate systems and antigens were reviewed according to serological, genetic and biological evidence. This evidence was matched against defined criteria, and the acknowledged systems/antigens were assigned a unique identifier.
RESULTS: Four new systems, ER (ISBT 044), CD36 (ISBT 045), ATP11C (ISBT 046) and MAL (ISBT 047), were ratified. CD36 and ATP11C were de novo entries, while ER and MAL systems resolved the genetic basis for the Er and AnWj antigens. Thirteen antigens were added to existing systems: one each to LU (005), YT (011), SC (013), LW (016), KN (022), GLOB (028); an antithetical pair to KEL (006); two antigens to RHAG (030); and three to CTL2 (039). Two CTL2 antigens defined the hitherto unresolved antithetical antigens, Csa/Csb, whose genetic basis coincides with those of variants responsible for the HNA-3a/3b neutrophil antigens, respectively.
CONCLUSION: As of June 2024, the ISBT has acknowledged 47 blood group systems, comprising 366 antigens. The WP continues to ratify new systems and antigens, which are available on the ISBT website (http://www.isbtweb.org/working-parties/red-cell-immunogenetics-and-blood-group-terminology/).