Table 6.

Samples with weak D phenotype and anti-D

Case Sex Phenotype Anti-D (Titer) Other AntibodiesEluate6-150RHD Allele
RIR-1  female  ccDEe 1:2  none  positive  weak D type 2  
RIR-5  female ccDEE  1:1  none  negative  weak D type 15  
RIR-6 male  CcDee  1:1  anti-E  positive  weak D type 1 
RIR-11  female  ccDEe  1:4  anti-C  positive weak D type 2  
RIR-14  female  ccDee    1:128 none  NA6-151 weak D type 4.2.26-152 
RIR-15  male ccDee  1:1  none  positive  weak D type 4.2.16-152 
Case Sex Phenotype Anti-D (Titer) Other AntibodiesEluate6-150RHD Allele
RIR-1  female  ccDEe 1:2  none  positive  weak D type 2  
RIR-5  female ccDEE  1:1  none  negative  weak D type 15  
RIR-6 male  CcDee  1:1  anti-E  positive  weak D type 1 
RIR-11  female  ccDEe  1:4  anti-C  positive weak D type 2  
RIR-14  female  ccDee    1:128 none  NA6-151 weak D type 4.2.26-152 
RIR-15  male ccDee  1:1  none  positive  weak D type 4.2.16-152 
F6-150

Red cell eluate tested for the presence of anti-D.

F6-151

NA, no red cells available for elution.

F6-152

Weak D type 4.2.2 differed from type 4.2.1 by a single silent mutation (Table 1). The encoded amino acid sequences were identical and may resemble DAR.27