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Глава 28.

Коллекция 208 (Er)

Кколлекции 208 отнесены три антигена: 2 часто встречающихся (Er a и Er3)

и1 (Er b), встречающийся крайне редко (табл. 28.1). Известен нулевой фенотип – Er(a −b −). Антигены Er a и Er b – антитетичны. Коллекция Er не получила статус групповой антигенной системы, поскольку не установлена хромосомная локализация генов ER.

Таблица 28.1

Антигены Er

Серология антигенов Er

Антиген Er a описали Daniels и соавт. [2] в 1982 г., обнаружив у одного из пациентов не идентифицированные ранее антитела. Антитела такой же специфичности находили и другие исследователи. В соответствии с их обозначениями антиген Er a

именовалсякакRosebush,Ros,MinиRod(Reid,Lomas-Francis[9).Сравнениеанти-

телпоказало,чтоониреагируютсоднимитемжеантигеном–Er a.

В 1988 г. Hamilton и соавт. [5] нашли у женщины, имевшей пять беременностей, антитела с очень низкой частотой реагирования. Они взаимодействовали с пятью из шести образцов эритроцитов Er(a −). Открываемый ими антиген получил обозначение Er b.

Интересна семья Rod., в которой были обнаружены анти-Er b-антитела. В двух поколениях этой семьи были лица Er(a +b + ), Er(a −b + ) и Er(a −b −), и это позволило Hamilton и соавт. показать, что гены Er a и Er b наследуются кодоминантно, а редкий нулевой фенотип является следствием гомозиготности по молчащему аллелю ER, также передаваемому по наследству в соответствии с законом Менделя.

Следует упомянуть еще одну работу, дополняющую серологическую характеристикуколлекции208.Arriagaисоавт.[1]обнаружилииндивидаEr(a −b −),сыворотка крови которого реагировала с эритроцитами как Er(a −b + ), так и Er(a +b −). Антитела не удавалось разделить путем дифференциальной адсорбции, в связи с

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