In two cases of persistent mixed‐field polyagglutinability, serological studies confirm most of those of previous investigators but show that the abnormal (A) cells lack both M and N antigens as determined by human reagents. They also show the normal (N) cells do not exhibit any of the aberrations of the abnormal (A) cells.
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