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. 2019 Jan 23;155(3):307–314. doi: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2018.4983

Table 2. Distribution of Standard Antigen, Broad Specificity, and Cross-Reactive Group Mismatchesa.

HLA Antigen Mismatch Level Frequency, No. (%)
Standard Antigen Mismatch Method (n = 7285) Broad Specificity Mismatch Method (n = 7285) CREG Mismatch Method (n = 7745)
HLA-A
0 805 (9.9) 1013 (12.6) 3300 (40.9)
1 3398 (42.2) 3849 (47.7) 3576 (44.4)
2 3859 (47.9) 3200 (39.7) 1057 (13.1)
3 NA NA 129 (1.6)
HLA-B
0 689 (8.2) 734 (8.7) 2151 (25.5)
1 2504 (29.7) 2753 (32.6) 3058 (36.2)
2 5241 (64.1) 4947 (58.7) 2401 (28.5)
3 NA NA 743 (8.8)
4 NA NA 80 (1.0)
5 NA NA 1 (0.01)
HLA-DR
0 900 (11.1) 1080 (13.3) NA
1 3391 (41.7) 3672 (45.2) NA
2 3837 (47.2) 3376 (41.5) NA
Combined HLA
0 306 (4.2) 344 (4.7) 1100 (14.2)
1 194 (2.7) 203 (2.8) 1656 (21.4)
2 379 (5.2) 455 (6.3) 2284 (29.5)
3 1038 (14.2) 1234 (16.9) 1774 (22.9)
4 1337 (18.4) 1604 (22.0) 733 (9.5)
5 2335 (32.0) 2250 (39.9) 169 (2.2)
6 1696 (23.3) 1195 (16.4) 27 (0.3)
7 NA NA 2 (0.03)
8 NA NA 0

Abbreviations: CREG, cross-reactive group; NA, not applicable.

a

Standard and broad specificity mismatch levels range from 0 to 2 for HLA-A, HLA-B, and HLA-DR, for a combined range of 0 to 6. The CREG mismatch levels range from 0 to 3 for HLA-A and 0 to 5 for HLA-B, for a combined range of 0 to 8.