1Human Blood Group
______________ antigens (ags) are found on the surfaces of RBCs &
Plts and are associated with genetic make up
236, 379
There are ___ Human Blood Groups that result in over _____ different ags,
i.e., 346 RBC ags and 33 platelet ags*.
327
approx. ____ ags are what we deal with on a daily basis.
4patient can develop an Ab to that
RBC ag
If a patient lacks a RBC ag and is transfused with blood containing
the patient's lacking RBC ag, the __________
5hemolysis, extravascular sequestration
These RBC Abs can cause subsequent transfusion reactions by
attacking the transfused cells and destroying them, either through
__________ or ___________
6Dominance
1. Certain genes expressed themselves as dominant
2. Dominant was designated by a capital letter (R = red color); flowers were all seen as Red color.
3. However, there was a white flower that he saw which was designated as a lower case letter (r = white) where the white color was expressed when the recessive genes were only expressed in the homozygous state
7Segregation
When the two different traits come together in one hybrid pair, the two characters do not mix with each other and are independent of each other.
8Independent Assortment
Genes for different traits are inherited separately from each other and
allows for all possible combinations of genes to occur in the offspring.
9Autosomal Dominant
gene indicated by using a capital letter
10Autosomal Recessive
gene indicated by using a small letter
11dominant gene
The ___________ is expressed over the recessive gene, e.g.,
B = brown eyes; b = blue eyes; Bb = brown eyes are seen
12Homozygous
the presence of the same two genes
13Heterozygous
the presence of two different genes
14Sex-linked
(Dominant or Recessive) - linked to x gene
15Autosomal Codominant
2 genes are equally expressed when
both are present, e.g., A gene & B gene present, AB is expressed.
16HARDY-WEINBERG LAW
One of the most useful tools in the study of population genetics. It
permits the estimation of gene frequencies from phenotype
frequencies observed in a population.
States (in algebraic form) that the genotype frequencies in a
population, remain constant or in equilibrium from generation to
generation, unless specific influences are introduced.
p^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1
p = gene frequency of the dominant allele
q = gene frequency of the recessive allele
17CRITERIA FOR THE USE OF THE
HARDY-WEINBERG FORMULA
❑ Population studied must be large.
❑ Mating among all individuals must be random.
❑ Mutations must not occur in parents or offspring.
❑ There must be no migration, differential fertility, or mortality of genotypes studied.
18Genotype
➢ Is an attribute that you can NOT "see"
➢ Old thinking - Individual genetic makeup cannot be absolutely determined without
family studies, but can be "inferred" from the phenotype, based on gene frequencies
in a population
19Genotype
New evolution today - the detection of the molecular make-up of the blood group ags; analysis / probe for a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNPs)
20Phenotype
➢ A physical attribute that you can "see" i.e., hemagglutination
213 ABO typing sera available: anti-A, anti-B, anti-A,B
5 Rh typing sera available: anti-D, anti-C, anti-c, anti-E, anti-e
➢ Test results using specific antisera with red blood cells