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ABO blood group system
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Noun1.ABO blood group system - a classification system for the antigens of human bloodABO blood group system - a classification system for the antigens of human blood; used in blood transfusion therapy; four groups are A and B and AB and O
classification system - a system for classifying things


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2) In a recent study aiming at the study of the association of gastroduodenal disease phenotype with ABO blood group and Helicobacter pylori virulence genes, we noted a higher prevalence of blood group A in patients with gastric malignancy than in a control group of healthy blood donors [47.
The cells are readily available in cord blood banks, are routinely typed for HLA antigens and ABO blood groups, and are tested for infectious agents," she said.
Some studies have shown disseminated CM to be associated with HLA antigens (A-9, B-5) and ABO blood group B (6,7,15,16).
 
 
 
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