Table 2.

Identification of antibodies in sera from individuals 1 to 12

Origin of immunizationSerum reactivityTiterAntibodies in serum
Common RBCsRhnull RBCsD- RBCsRH:−18 RBCsceMO RBCsOther RBCsAfter absorption on DccEE RBCsddccee RBCsDCCee RBCsDccEE RBCs
Group A             
2 pregnancies transfusion nt 9 + anti-e–like 256 128 256 anti-RH18, anti-E  
2 pregnancies nt nt  anti-e–like 256 64 64 anti-RH18, anti-D  
3 pregnancies nt 5 0 anti-e–like 16 32 64 anti-RH18, anti-D  
3 pregnancies nt  anti-e–like anti-RH18, anti-D  
3 pregnancies 3 + anti-e–like, anti-C 32 256 anti-RH18, anti-C 
2 pregnancies nt  anti-e–like 64 16 64 anti-RH18, anti-E  
1 pregnancy transfusion  anti-e–like, anti-C 256 256 256 anti-RH18, anti-C, anti-Fya, anti-S 
transfusion nt  anti-e–like 2000 512 512 anti-RH18 
Group B             
2 pregnancies transfusion nt  anti-Ce–like 32 8000 8000 anti-RH34, anti-D 
10 transfusion  anti-Ce–like 64 128 16 anti-RH34 
Group C             
11 2 pregnancies 0/+ nt 9 + nt anti-e, ce  
12 4 pregnancies 0/+ 9 + nt 16 64 anti-e, Ce 
Origin of immunizationSerum reactivityTiterAntibodies in serum
Common RBCsRhnull RBCsD- RBCsRH:−18 RBCsceMO RBCsOther RBCsAfter absorption on DccEE RBCsddccee RBCsDCCee RBCsDccEE RBCs
Group A             
2 pregnancies transfusion nt 9 + anti-e–like 256 128 256 anti-RH18, anti-E  
2 pregnancies nt nt  anti-e–like 256 64 64 anti-RH18, anti-D  
3 pregnancies nt 5 0 anti-e–like 16 32 64 anti-RH18, anti-D  
3 pregnancies nt  anti-e–like anti-RH18, anti-D  
3 pregnancies 3 + anti-e–like, anti-C 32 256 anti-RH18, anti-C 
2 pregnancies nt  anti-e–like 64 16 64 anti-RH18, anti-E  
1 pregnancy transfusion  anti-e–like, anti-C 256 256 256 anti-RH18, anti-C, anti-Fya, anti-S 
transfusion nt  anti-e–like 2000 512 512 anti-RH18 
Group B             
2 pregnancies transfusion nt  anti-Ce–like 32 8000 8000 anti-RH34, anti-D 
10 transfusion  anti-Ce–like 64 128 16 anti-RH34 
Group C             
11 2 pregnancies 0/+ nt 9 + nt anti-e, ce  
12 4 pregnancies 0/+ 9 + nt 16 64 anti-e, Ce 

In this table, samples of individuals 1–12 are divided into 3 groups (A, B, C) according to similar results of Rh antibody characterization. Group D individuals (13-17) were not immunized. Immunization challenge is indicated for each individual. Serum reactivity was studied on common RBCs. When sera did not react with all common RBCs (sera 11-12: 0/+), adsorption studies were not performed. For the other sera, after adsorption on DccEE RBCs, the specificity found is followed by “like” when the individual expressed the specificity of the antibody. All sera were tested on Rhnull, D- - and titration performed on ddccee, DCCee, and DccEE RBCs. RH:−18 from the SCARF were tested with some sera. ceMO RBCs (typed Dccee) were not tested when an anti-D was present in the serum. Some sera also were tested with RBCs from these study (“Other RBCs”): serum 3 was tested with RBCs 5; serum 5 with RBCs 3; sera 1, 11, and 12 with RBCs 9 (defined as RH:−34 in this study). The last column indicates all the antibodies found in each serum.

nt indicates not tested.

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