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Leukocytes or platelets from donors of appropriate blood type do not absorb anti‐M, anti‐N, anti‐S, or anti‐s. Leukocytes from U‐positive donors absorb anti‐U, but white blood cells collected from U‐negative donors do not absorb the antibody. Tests with separated platelets, lymphocytes, and neutrophils indicate that U‐antigen is probably restricted to the neutrophils.
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Marsh et al. (1974) studied this question.
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