ABO and Rh phenotyping by absorption-elution technique using cerebral dura maters

Legal Medicine

Volumn 5, Issue SUPPL. 1, 2003, Pages

  Watabiki, Toshimitsu ^a   Akane, Atsushi ^a   Okii, Yutaka ^a   Yoshimura, Sumitaka ^a   Tokiyasu, Takuma ^a   Yoshida, Manabu ^a  

^a KANSAI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY   (Japan)

Author keywords

ABO blood group; Absorption elution technique; Animal polyclonal antibody; Cerebral dura mater; Fingernail; Rh blood group

Indexed keywords

HUMAN MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY; POLYCLONAL ANTIBODY; POLYCLONAL ANTISERUM; RHESUS C ANTIBODY; RHESUS D ANTIBODY; RHESUS E ANTIBODY;

ABSORPTION; ANALYTICAL PARAMETERS; AUTOPSY; BLOOD GROUP ABO SYSTEM; BLOOD GROUP RH; BLOOD SAMPLING; BURN; CADAVER; CONFERENCE PAPER; COOMBS TEST; DURA MATER; ELUTION; FINGER NAIL; HUMAN; HUMAN TISSUE; PALEOPATHOLOGY; PHENOTYPE; SKELETON;

EID: 0038077500     PISSN: 13446223     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S1344-6223(02)00107-4     Document Type: Conference Paper

References (13)

1. Watabiki T, Kobayashi T, Yoshida M, Okii Y, Yoshimura S, Tokiyasu T, Akane A. ABO phenotyping by absorption-elution technique using cerebral dura maters Res Pract Forensic Med 1998;41:57-61.
2. Watabiki T, Kobayashi T, Yoshida M, Okii Y, Yoshimura S, Tokiyasu T, Akane A. ABO phenotyping by absorption-elution technique using cerebral dura maters. A comparison of human polyclonal antisera with animal polyclonal antisera (in Japanese). Res Pract Forensic Med 2000;43:127-130.
3. Gaensslen RE, Lee HC, Pagliano EM, Bremser JK. Evaluation of antisera for bloodstain grouping 1. ABH, MN, and Rh. J Forensic Sci 1985;30:632-654.
4. Kind SS. Absorption-elution grouping of dried blood smears. Nature 1960;185:397-398.
5. Kobayashi T, Yokota M, Mitani T, Akane A. Effects of solvent displacement on sensitivity and specificity of monoclonal antibodies for ABO blood grouping of forensic specimens with an absorption-elution test. Leg Med 1999;1:68-75.
6. Tomita M, Okuyama T, Shimosato K, Ijiri I, Mikami Y. Studies on ABO grouping of fingernails, 1. The importance of fingernails in determining ABO blood groups. Jpn J Leg Med 1985;39:105-112.
7. Yada S. Determination of the ABO blood groups of blood stains by means of elution test. Jpn J Leg Med 1992;16:290-294.
8. Yada S, Tsugawa N, Uchida H, Yamada S. Blood grouping of the compact bone tissue. Act Crim Japon 1972;38:113-117.
9. Bargagna M, Pereira M. A study of absorption-elution as a method of identification of Rhesus antigens in dried bloodstains. J Forensic Sci Soc 1967;7:123-130.
10. Mortin PD. A manual method for the detection of Rh antigens in dried bloodstains. J Forensic Sci Soc 1977;17:139-142.
11. Nagano T. Medico-legal studies on severely burned bodies (in Japanese). Jpn J Leg Med 1982;36:836-842.
12. Jenkins GC, Brown J, Lincoln PJ, Dodd BE. The problem of the acquired B antigen in forensic serology. J Forensic Sci Soc 1972;12:597-603.
13. Yuasa I, Inoue T, Yamasaki K. On ABO blood groups of human blood and muscles putrefied (in Japanese) Rep Natl Res Inst Police Sci 1977;30:104-108.