Bombay phenotype (Oh, hh)
Y. M. Bhende, 1952, K.E.M. Hospital Mumbai. Homozygous absence of the H antigen, so neither A nor B can be expressed; types as O on routine grouping, but serum contains anti-H.
Y. M. Bhende, 1952, K.E.M. Hospital Mumbai. Homozygous absence of the H antigen, so neither A nor B can be expressed; types as O on routine grouping, but serum contains anti-H.
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