Figure 2.
Detection of alloanti-D in the pregnant women with true D– and Asian-type DEL phenotypes. (A) Flow diagram of enrollment of the pregnant women with serologic D– phenotype. (B) The numbers and percentages of pregnant women, according to the gestational time (G1 to ≥G5), were identified with alloanti-D in the true D– and Asian-type DEL groups. (C) The RHD genotypes of 127 patients who developed alloanti-D. The percentages of RHD gene variants, including deletion and 2 nonfunctional alleles accounting for the true D– phenotype rather than Asian-type DEL, were shown. The gestations with D+ fetus were not prospectively confirmed because >95% of Chinese women with true D– or women with Asian-type DEL carry a D+ fetus.

Detection of alloanti-D in the pregnant women with true D and Asian-type DEL phenotypes. (A) Flow diagram of enrollment of the pregnant women with serologic D phenotype. (B) The numbers and percentages of pregnant women, according to the gestational time (G1 to ≥G5), were identified with alloanti-D in the true D and Asian-type DEL groups. (C) The RHD genotypes of 127 patients who developed alloanti-D. The percentages of RHD gene variants, including deletion and 2 nonfunctional alleles accounting for the true D phenotype rather than Asian-type DEL, were shown. The gestations with D+ fetus were not prospectively confirmed because >95% of Chinese women with true D or women with Asian-type DEL carry a D+ fetus.

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