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. 2014 Jan;12(Suppl 1):s264–s272. doi: 10.2450/2013.0270-12

Table II.

Variant RHD alleles identified among D+ blood donors of African origin.

Variant RHD alleles* Number D phenotype predicted from RHD molecular analysis
Variant RHD allele present in the homozygous state or as a single RHD allele
DAU-3 5 Partial D
Weak D type 4.0 2 Partial D
Weak D type 4.2.2 3 Partial D
DIVa-2 2 Partial D
DFV 1 Partial D
DIII type5 2 Partial D
DOL-2 1 Partial D
Variant RHD alleles present in compound heterozygosity
DAU-3 + PSI 2 Partial D
Weak D type 4.0 + PSI 2 Partial D
DIVa-2 + PSI 1 Partial D
DIIItype5 + PSI 1 Partial D
DV type 1 + PSI 1 Partial D
DAU-5 + PSI 1 Partial D
DAU-3 + DAU-0 5 Partial D*
Weak D type 4.0 + DAU-5 1 Partial D
Weak D type 4.0 + DAU-0.1 1 Partial D
Variant RHD alleles present in the heterozygous state
Normal RHD allele + PSI 18 D
Normal RHD allele + DIII type5 6 D
Normal RHD allele + Weak D type 4.0 6 D
Normal RHD allele + Weak D type 4.2.2 4 D
Normal RHD allele + DAU-5 4 D
Normal RHD allele + DIVa-2 3 D
Normal RHD allele + DAU-3 1 D
Normal RHD allele +DFV 1 D
Normal RHD allele + DAU-0.1 1 D
*

D antigen was considered as partial when it was encoded by two variant RHD alleles present in compound heterozygosity;

According to the Rhesus base classification (http://www.uni-ulm.de/%7Efwagner/RH/RB/).