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Evidence is presented that the Diego antigen is independent of 15 other low-incidence blood factors and is not genetically related to 4 high-incidence factors. In all cases of low incidence antigens, similar comprehensive studies with a panel of essential test cells are required to exclude possible serologic or genetic relationship to other blood factors.
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