Analysis was made of isoantibody in the serum of Mrs. Peltz, who is of the very rare Kell type K—,k—,Kp(a—b—). Successive adsorptions and elutions were done using three bloods selected in such a way that the eluate finally obtained could contain no previously known blood‐group antibody. It agglutinated all of 525 bloods chosen at random, and failed to agglutinate only very rare bloods that were of highly unusual Kell types.
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