SBB 5261 Exam 3 Questions and
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What type of H chains make secretions ✔✔Type I Structure
What type of H chains make RBCs ✔✔Type II Structure
H ✔✔L-fucosyl transferase in Type II
A ✔✔N-acetylgalactosam
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SBB 5261 Exam 3 Questions and
Answers Rated A+
What type of H chains make secretions ✔✔Type I Structure
What type of H chains make RBCs ✔✔Type II Structure
H ✔✔L-fucosyl transferase in Type II
A ✔✔N-acetylgalactosamyl transferase
B ✔✔D-galactosyl transferase
What structure carries the sugar chain in Type I ✔✔protein backbone
What structure carries the sugar chain in Type II ✔✔lipids
Se ✔✔L-fucosyl transferase in Type I
Linkage in Type I ✔✔B1-3
Linkage in Type II ✔✔B1-4
Dolichos Bilforus ✔✔agglutinates A1 and A1B
Griffonia simplicifolia ✔✔agglutinates B cells
Ulex eropaeus ✔✔agglutinates O cells
What is linked to AB antigens ✔✔Nail-Patella Syndrome
H Chromosome location ✔✔19
A and B Chromosome Location ✔✔9
What is the ancestral gene? ✔✔A
At what age is antigen strength equal to an adult ✔✔2-4 years
What can be used to differentiate between ABO phenotype and genotype? ✔✔Family Studies,
Testing for transferases, and Molecular Studies
Parabombay ✔✔secretions are not affected
Bombay ✔✔no secretions
H antigen expression from Most-Least ✔✔O>A2>B>A2B>A1>A1B
Missing or Weak Reactivity ✔✔ABO subgroup, Leukemia, IUT, Transplantation, Excessive
blood group substance
Extra Reactivity ✔✔Aquired B, Autoagglutination, B(A)
Mixed Field ✔✔Recent Transfusion, Stem Cell, A3 subgroup
EColi 086 ✔✔Aquired B
Weak Expression of A Antigen on Group B Cells ✔✔B(A)
Se and Le ✔✔Le(a-b+)
se and Le ✔✔Le(a+b-)
SE and lele ✔✔Le(a-b-)
se and lele ✔✔Le(a-b-)
Patient is Group O Le(a-b-). What are the genes ✔✔H, Se, lele
Patient is Group AB Le(a-b+). What are the genes ✔✔H,A,B,Se, Le
Patient is Group B Le(a-b+). What are the genes ✔✔H, B, Se, Le
Patient lacks anti-H in saliva and Le(a+b-). What are the genes ✔✔sese, and Le
Patient lacks anti-H in saliva and is Le(a-b-). What are the genes ✔✔sese, and lele
Patient is Group A Le(a-b-). What are the genes ✔✔H, A, Se, lele
Patient is a secretor and lacks Anti-Lea. What is the lewis phenotype ✔✔Le(a-b-)
Patient is a secretor and has Anti-Lea in saliva. What is the lewis phenotype ✔✔Le(a-b+)
Patient lacks H on saliva but has Anti-Lea in saliva. What is the lewis phenotype ✔✔Le(a+b-)
gene masks the expression of anther gene ✔✔Gene Epistasis
What blood group is Lewis? ✔✔None. It is a system, not blood group
The secretion of Lea in saliva is dependent on what ✔✔Le gene
Lea on red cells and saliva ✔✔Le and sese
Leb on red cells and Lea and b in saliva ✔✔Le and Se
le(a-b-) on cells and saliva ✔✔lele
What ethnicity is usually Le(a+b+) ✔✔Japanese
genotype LeLe has what in the saliva? ✔✔Lea and Leb
Le(a-b+) has what in the saliva ✔✔Lea and Leb
amorphic gene ✔✔O
What Immunogloblin class is Group O ✔✔IgG
Alloanti-H in Bombay ✔✔Naturally occuring
How many more A Antigen sites are on A1 cells than A2 ✔✔4-6xs more
1 million A1=200,000 to 250,000 on A2
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