Authors

  • Daminov F.A
  • Djabbarova N.R
  • Kurbonova D.Z

Author Biographies

  • Daminov F.A

    DSc, Ass.Professor, head of the department of clinical laboratory diagnosis with the course of clinical laboratory diagnostics of PGD;

  • Djabbarova N.R

    assistant of the department of clinical laboratory diagnosis with the course of clinical laboratory diagnostics of PGD;

  • Kurbonova D.Z

    cadet of the department of clinical laboratory diagnosis with the course of clinical laboratory diagnostics of PGD;

    Samarkand state medical university

    Samarkand, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.mead.118113

Abstract

Currently, more than 250 red blood cell antigens have been identified, which are grouped into more than 20 antigen systems. 13 systems are of clinical significance: ABO, Rh-Hr, Kell, Duffy, MNSs, Kidd, Lewis, Lutheran, Diego, Auberger, Dombrock, and I.


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DETERMINATION BLOOD TYPES BY ABO SYSTEM

Daminov F.A.– DSc, Ass.Professor, head of the department of clinical

laboratory diagnosis with the course of clinical laboratory diagnostics of PGD;

Djabbarova N.R.- assistant of the department of clinical laboratory diagnosis

with the course of clinical laboratory diagnostics of PGD;

Kurbonova D.Z.- cadet of the department of clinical laboratory diagnosis

with the course of clinical laboratory diagnostics of PGD;

Samarkand state medical university

Samarkand, Uzbekistan

Currently, more than 250 red blood cell antigens have been identified, which

are grouped into more than 20 antigen systems. 13 systems are of clinical

significance: ABO, Rh-Hr, Kell, Duffy, MNSs, Kidd, Lewis, Lutheran, Diego,

Auberger, Dombrock, and I.

Keywords: erythrocytes, antigens, Rh factor, transfusiology, leucocyte

antigens;

Human erythrocytes contain antigens of several antigenic systems

simultaneously, and each antigenic system may consist of a dozen or more antigens.

The main antigenic systems are considered to be the ABO and Rh factor antigenic

systems. Other systems are not essential in practical transfusiology, so they are called

secondary.

Leukocyte antigens. Leukocyte antigens are localised in the membrane of

leukocytes. They may be similar to erythrocyte antigens, or they may be specific. The

latter belong to the leucocyte antigens [21,22,23,24].

Currently, about 70 leukocyte antigens have been identified, which are

divided into three groups:

- Common Leucocyte Antigens (HLA - Human Leucocyte Antigen)

- Polymorphonuclear Leucocyte Antigens.

- Lymphocyte Antigens.


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HLA-system is of great importance in blood, leucocyte and platelet

transfusion, in tissue transplantation. Antigens of this system are called

histocompatibility antigens. Antigens of polymorphonuclear leukocytes may play a

role in the occurrence of non-haemolytic post-transfusion reactions. The role of

lymphocyte antigens is currently poorly understood.

Platelet antigens

Platelet antigens are localised in the membrane of platelets. Platelets contain

antigens similar to erythrocytic and leucocytic antigens (HLA), as well as specific

antigens, which are referred to as platelet antigens. In haemotransfusion practice, they

have no special significance [5,6,7].

Plasma antigens.

Plasma antigens are united into 10 antigenic systems, on the basis of which

plasma (serum) blood groups are distinguished. Plasma antigens are localised on the

surface of plasma protein molecules and represent complexes of amino acids or

carbohydrates.

Cellular antigens are of primary importance in clinical transfusiology

[1,2,3,4].

GROUP ANTIGENS

The presence of antigens in the blood presupposes the existence of antibodies.

Currently, antibodies with the same name have been identified for almost all known

blood antigens (anti-A, anti-B, anti-Rhesus, anti-Kell, etc.). Unlike antigens, blood

group antibodies are not always present in humans. Only to the antigens of the ABO

group system is the presence of antibodies mandatory. These antibodies (agglutinins

α and β) are present in the blood plasma throughout life, combining in a certain way

with agglutinogens (antigens) of red blood cells [19,20,21].

Blood group antibodies are divided into innate (agglutinins α and β) and

isoimmune, which are formed in response to the ingestion of foreign group antigens

(antibodies of the Rh factor system) [16,17,18].

Congenital antibodies are complete antibodies (agglutinins) and cause

agglutination (sticking) of erythrocytes containing the corresponding antigen. They


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show their properties better in vitro at low temperatures and react less strongly at high

temperatures. Therefore, they are referred to as cold antibodies.

Isoimmune antibodies are incomplete antibodies. They are difficult to absorb

and are not destroyed by heat. These antibodies are thermal (most active at 37°C and

above) and agglutination occurs only in a colloidal medium [13,14,15].

ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY INTERACTION MECHANISM

In the process of interaction between antigen and antidiv two phases are

distinguished:

Phase 1 - the actual interaction of antigen and antidiv;

Phase 2 - manifestations.

In the first phase no changes visible to the eye or in the light microscope are

not revealed. Antidiv joins the antigenic determinant of one blood cell (fixed on the

cell) with its active centre and enters into interaction [10,11,12].

In the second phase, after fixation of antibodies on the surface of blood cells,

a complex of proteins from blood plasma (complement) joins the antigen-antidiv

complex. Then the formed antigen-antidiv-complement complex destroys (lyses)

the cell membrane. Visually it is manifested as agglutination (sticking of

erythrocytes), or as cytolysis (destruction of blood cells). Haemolysis of red blood

cells occurs [6,7,8,9].

The ABO system is the main system that determines the compatibility or

incompatibility of transfused blood. Compatibility is the combination of donor and

recipient blood in terms of antigens and antibodies, in which no immunological

interactions occur. The basis for dividing people by blood groups in the ABO system

is the isoagglutination reaction. Isoagglutination is a reaction between serum and

erythrocytes of the same species of animal, resulting in sticking of erythrocytes. The

adhesion of erythrocytes of one species of animal by the serum of another species is

called heteroagglutination. Isoagglutination is an immunological reaction between

agglutinogens (antigens) and agglutinins (antibodies) [1,2,3,4,5].


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