Table 2.

Frequency of antibody response to recombinant H–Y proteins and H–X homologs in male patients who underwent transplantation and in healthy individuals




DBY

UTY

ZFY

RPS4Y

EIF1AY

1 H–Y

2 H–Y

1 H–X
F → M HSCT, n = 75 (%)   35 (46.6)   18 (24)   12 (16)   4 (5.3)   6 (8)   39 (52)   23 (30.6)   13 (17.3)  
M → M HSCT, n = 46, (%)   0   0   4 (8.7)   0   0   4 (8.7)   0   6 (13)  
Male donors, n = 64 (%)   1 (1.6)   0   0   1 (1.6)   3 (4.7)   5 (7.8)   0   5 (7.8)  
Female donors, n = 70 (%)
 
11 (15.7)
 
4 (5.7)
 
3 (4.3)
 
15 (21.4)
 
9 (12.9)
 
29 (41.4)
 
8 (11.4)
 
12 (17.1)
 



DBY

UTY

ZFY

RPS4Y

EIF1AY

1 H–Y

2 H–Y

1 H–X
F → M HSCT, n = 75 (%)   35 (46.6)   18 (24)   12 (16)   4 (5.3)   6 (8)   39 (52)   23 (30.6)   13 (17.3)  
M → M HSCT, n = 46, (%)   0   0   4 (8.7)   0   0   4 (8.7)   0   6 (13)  
Male donors, n = 64 (%)   1 (1.6)   0   0   1 (1.6)   3 (4.7)   5 (7.8)   0   5 (7.8)  
Female donors, n = 70 (%)
 
11 (15.7)
 
4 (5.7)
 
3 (4.3)
 
15 (21.4)
 
9 (12.9)
 
29 (41.4)
 
8 (11.4)
 
12 (17.1)
 

Statistical comparisons: DBY, UTY, ≥1 H–Y, ≥2 H–Y antibody frequency between male recipients with female donors (F → M HSCT) and either male recipients with male donors (M → M HSCT) or healthy males; P < .001, 2-sided Fisher exact test. DBY, UTY, ZFY, RPS4Y, and ≥2 H–Y antibody frequency between F → M HSCT and healthy females; P < .008, 2-sided Fisher exact test. DBY, RPS4Y, ≥1 H–Y, and ≥2 H–Y antibody frequency between female donors and male donors; P < .007, 2-sided Fisher exact test. Comparison of ≥1 H–Y with ≥1 H–X in F → M HSCT and healthy females; P < .0001, 2-sided McNemar test.

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