In a previous report (Finn et al., 1961) we gave reasons for thinking that the rapid removal of Rh-positive foetal erythrocytes from the circulation of a mother who was Rh-negative would prevent her from becoming immunized and producing Rh antibodies. We have now investigated the matter further, and the present paper describes the completed results of the earlier work (Experiment I) and then gives details of some subsequent observations (Experiments II and III). The reasoning involved and the scope of the investigations are first discussed.
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