Neutrophil leukocytes have a strong absorptive capacity for anti‐JkaJkb, made by Jk (a‐b‐) persons, but do not absorb anti‐Jka or anti‐Jka. The Jka Jkb antigen does not appear to be present on lymphocytes or platelets. The results indicate that JkaJkb activity is not a crossreaction between Jka and Jkb, but is a distinct and separable specificity.
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