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The third example of human “D‐like” (LW) antibody is reported. The serum from an rr (cde) patient (VW) agglutinates D positive cells strongly but D negative cells to a lesser degree. The antibody does not react with the patient's own cells or with those of her R1r (CDe/cde) sister. When VW's serum is absorbed by ordinary rr (cde) cells, the antibody is removed for D positive and D negative cells and the eluate from the cells contains “D‐like” (LW) antibody. When VW's (“anti‐D‐like”) serum is absorbed by “D‐like” (LW) negative cells, antibody for D positive and D negative cells is not removed and the eluate from these cells contains no antibody.
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