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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Nov 7.
Published in final edited form as: J Mol Diagn. 2019 Mar 12;21(3):525–537. doi: 10.1016/j.jmoldx.2019.02.003

Table 6.

Agreement Rate of Allele Identification by Study Participants, Calculated for Each Blood Group Allele

Blood group system Polymorphism* Laboratories that performed testing, n Results reported Reporting errors No call Discrepant results Agreement rate, %
ABO c.1061delC 11 198 1 1 98.99
ABO c.526C>G 6 108 2 98.15
ABO c.703G>A 8 144 1 2 97.92
ABO c.796C>A 7 126 2 98.41
ABO c.803G>C 12 216 2 99.07
ABO c.261delG 12 216 1 2 98.61
MNS c.59C>T 24 432 3 1 99.07
MNS c.143C>T 27 486 100
MNS c.230C>T 21 378 16 95.77
MNS c.270+5G>T 23 414 16 96.14
RH RHD+/RHD 21 378 1 4 17 94.18
RH 37-bp Duplicate exon 4 15 270 10 96.3
RH RhC/Rhc 26 468 1 6 98.5
RH c.676G>C 28 504 2 1 99.4
RH c.122A>G 18 324 100
RH c.106G>A 11 198 100
RH c.733C>G 21 378 1 2 99.21
RH c.1006G>T 20 360 4 98.89
LU c.230G>A 25 450 1 3 1 98.89
KEL c.578C>T 28 504 4 99.21
KEL c.841C>T 25 450 100
KEL c.1790T>C 21 378 100
FY § 28 504 6 98.81
JK c.838G>A 27 486 1 3 99.18
DI c.2561C>T 25 450 1 99.78
YT c.1057C>A 17 306 2 99.35
SC c.169G>A 16 288 100
DO c.793A>G 27 486 3 99.38
DO c.323G>T 22 396 1 99.75
DO c.350C>T 22 396 2 2 98.99
CO c.134C>T 24 432 1 1 99.54
LW c.299A>G 15 270 100
CROM c.679G>C 7 126 18 85.71
KN c.4681G>A 10 180 16 91.11
KN c.4768A>G 7 126 100
KN c.4801A>G 6 108 100
IN c.137G>C 5 90 100
OK c.274G>A 3 54 17 1 66.67
Total 12,078 64 34 85 98.48

Blank cells denote 0 events observed.

*

Nucleotide position refers to the position within the cDNA sequence (see reference sequence in Table 3).

Predicted by determining RHD deletion or RHD zygosity.

Predicted by testing single-nucleotide polymorphism c.307T>C and 109-bp insertion within intron 2 of RHCE (NM_020485.4).

§

Predicted by testing single-nucleotide polymorphisms c.125G>A, c.265C>T, and c.−67T>C of the ACKR1 gene (NM_002036.3). The total number of results reflects reported results for RhD, RhCc, and Fy predicted phenotypes.