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    BLOOD

    INCOMPATIBILITY

    GROUP 4

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    Red Blood Cell

    The main function isto deliver oxygen tothe tissue and helpsin the disposal of carbon dioxide andprotons formed by

    tissue metabolism.

    Hemoglobin- about95% of itsintracellular protein

    There are nointracellularorganelles such asmitochondria,lysosomes or Golgiapparatus.

    It is non-nucleated

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    ATP used is synthesizedfrom Glycolysis and isimportant in processesthat help the red cellmaintain its biconcave

    shape and also in theregulation of thetransport of ions.

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    THE COMPOSITION OF RBCMEMBRA NE

    about 50% lipid and 50% proteinThe major phospholipids are phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidyl ethanolamine, andphosphatidyl serine along with sphingomyelin.The Major Integral Proteins: A nion ExchangeProtein & the Glycophorins

    Spectrin, A nkyrin, & Other PeripheralMembrane Proteins Help Determine theShape & Flexibility of the Red Blood Cell

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    THE COMPOSITION OF RBCMEMBRA NE

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    The anion exchange protein (band 3)

    a transmembrane glycoprotein

    multipass membrane protein

    forms a tunnel, permitting the exchange of chloride for bicarbonate

    The amino terminal end binds many proteins,

    including hemoglobin, proteins 4.1 and 4.2,ankyrin, and several glycolytic enzymes.

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    Glycophorins A , B, and C

    transmembrane glycoproteins but of thesingle-pass typeA

    is the major glycophorinGlycophorin A contains binding sites forinfluenza virus and for Plasmodium falciparum

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    Spectrin

    major protein of the cytoskeleton. It iscomposed of two polypeptides: spectrin 1 (chain) and spectrin 2 ( chain).

    four binding sites can be defined in spectrin:(1) for self-association, (2) for ankyrin (bands2.1, etc), (3) for actin (band 5), and (4) forprotein 4.1.

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    A nkyrin

    Pyramid-shaped protein that binds spectrin.

    It binds tightly to band 3, securing attachment

    of spectrin to the membrane.A nkyrin is sensitive to proteolysis

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    A ctin (band 5)

    short, double-helical filaments of F-actin.

    The tail end of spectrin dimers binds to actin.

    A ctin also binds to protein 4.1.

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    Protein 4.1

    a globular protein, binds tightly to the tail endof spectrin

    also binds to the integral proteins,glycophorins A and C, thereby attaching theternary complex to the membrane

    may interact with certain membranephospholipids, thus connecting the lipidbilayer to the cytoskeleton

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    THE COMPOSITION OF RBC MEMBRA NE

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    Biochemical basis of blood typing and of

    blood type determination.

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    Antibody Immune Response

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    H Substance Is the Biosynthetic Precursor

    of Both the A & B Substances

    Formed by F ucosyltransferase - that catalyses theaddition of terminal fucose in alpha 1-> 2 linkage

    onto the terminal Gal residue of its precursor

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    The A Gene Encodes a GalN A c Transferase

    The B Gene a Gal Transferase

    The O Gene an Inactive Product

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    Importance of the oligosaccharidesequence in the RBC membrane in blood

    type determination

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    Roles of Genetics in determining the Bloodtype

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    Roles of Genetics in determining the Bloodtype

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    Predicting human blood types

    What are the possible blood types of the offspring of across between individuals that are type A B and typeO?

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    Cases on Blood Incompatibility

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    Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn

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    Erythroblastosis Fetalis

    Rh INCOMPATIBILITY- a condition which

    develops when a pregnant woman has an Rh-negative blood type and the fetus she carrieshas Rh-positive blood type.

    Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn

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    Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction

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    END OF RE PORT.


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