An example of anti‐Fy3 has been found in an Fy(a — b—) Negro patient whose serum also contains separable anti‐Fya. The serological reactions of the anti‐Fy3 component duplicate those of the original serum, except that in this case Fy(a +) or Fy(b +) red blood cells from newborn infants are not agglutinated. Both of the antibodies appear to be an immune response to a single blood transfusion.
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