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On which chromosome is the ISBT 010 gene located?
On which chromosome is the ISBT 010 gene located?
What is the function of the protein on which the ISBT 010 antigens are located?
What is the function of the protein on which the ISBT 010 antigens are located?
What is the significance of the Dia antigen in anthropologic studies?
What is the significance of the Dia antigen in anthropologic studies?
What is the characteristic of the Diego system antibodies?
What is the characteristic of the Diego system antibodies?
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What is the name of the system whose antigen is located on chromosome 7q?
What is the name of the system whose antigen is located on chromosome 7q?
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What is the prevalence of Xga antigen in males?
What is the prevalence of Xga antigen in males?
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What is the location of the XG system gene?
What is the location of the XG system gene?
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What is the prevalence of Sc2 in Northern Europeans?
What is the prevalence of Sc2 in Northern Europeans?
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What is the protein product of the Sciana system gene?
What is the protein product of the Sciana system gene?
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Which antigen is highly immunogenic?
Which antigen is highly immunogenic?
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What is the location of the Dombrock system gene?
What is the location of the Dombrock system gene?
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What is the protein that carries the Dombrock antigens?
What is the protein that carries the Dombrock antigens?
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What is the treatment that the Dombrock antigens are sensitive to?
What is the treatment that the Dombrock antigens are sensitive to?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of the Colton system?
Which of the following is a characteristic of the Colton system?
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What is the phenotype of RBCs that totally lack DO expression?
What is the phenotype of RBCs that totally lack DO expression?
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Study Notes
The Diego System (ISBT 010)
- Located on Chromosome 17q
- 22 antigens, with 3 sets of antithetical antigens (Dia/Dib, Wra/Wrb, and Wu/DISK)
- Low incidence of antigens Wda, Rba, and WARR
- Antigens are located on band 3 protein (anion exchanger/AE-1)
- Involved in gas transport and acid-base equilibrium
- Dia antigen has served as a useful tool in anthropologic studies of Mongolian ancestry
- Associated with southeast Asian ovalocytosis
- Antigens are expressed on newborns
- Resistant to treatment with ficin, papain, DTT, and glycine-acid EDTA
- Bpa-sensitive to papain
- Can cause Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction (HTR) and Hemolytic Disease of the Fetus and Newborn (HDFN)
The YT System (ISBT 011)
- Located on Chromosome 7q
- Two antigens: Yta (high prevalence) and Ytb (low prevalence)
- Yta is present in all populations, while Ytb is found in about 8% of whites and 21-26% of Israelis, but not in Japanese
- Antigens are variably sensitive to ficin and papain, sensitive to DTT, and resistant to glycine-acid EDTA treatment
- Involved in neurotransmission through erythrocyte acetylcholinesterase
The XG System (ISBT 012)
- Located on the short arm of the X chromosome
- Higher prevalence in females than males
- Xga is present in 66% of males and 89% of females
- Xg(a+) individuals have a high expression of CD99 on their RBCs, while Xg(a-) females have a low expression
- 68% of Xg(a-) males have a high expression and 32% have a low expression of CD99
- Sensitive to ficin and papain but resistant to DTT treatment
The Sciana System (ISBT 013)
- Located on Chromosome 1p
- Three antigens: Sc1 (high prevalence), Sc2 (low prevalence), and Sc3 (high prevalence)
- Sc1 and Sc2 are resistant to ficin and papain, and all three antigens are resistant to DTT treatment, except for Sc2
- Product of the gene is an erythroid membrane-associated protein (ERMAP), an RBC adhesion protein
The Dombrock System (ISBT 014)
- Located on Chromosome 12p
- Antigens are carried on a mono-ADP ribosyltransferase 4 (ART4) attached to the RBC membrane by a GPI anchor
- Total absence of DO expression is observed in paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria III RBCs
- Antigens are resistant to ficin, papain, and glycine-acid EDTA, and sensitive to 0.2 M DTT treatment
- Doa and Dob are poor immunogens, while Gya is highly immunogenic
- Anti-Doa and anti-Dob IgG have caused delayed HTRs but no clinical HDFN
The Colton System
- Located on Chromosome 7p
- Three antigens: Coa (high prevalence), Cob (low prevalence), and Co3 (formerly COab)
- Co3 is present in all RBCs except Co(a-b-) phenotype
- Antigens are carried on an integral membrane protein, aquaporin 1 (AQP1), which accounts for 80% of water reabsorption in the kidneys
- Expressed on RBCs of newborns
- Resistant to treatment with ficin, papain, chloroquine, and DTT
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This quiz covers the location and characteristics of the ISBT 010 gene, including its history, antigens, and functions. It also touches on the gene's association with certain medical conditions and its use in anthropologic studies.