group O, and Bombay, a rare FUT1 null phenotype lacking H and AB antigens.

Laura Cooling(University of Michigan), Fisher R. Interac, Uhlmann Ra, Giancarlo Mari(St. Luke's University Health Network), Joaquín Santolaya-Forgas, Roderick F. Hume, J. Thiele, Sandra Hoffmann(Economic Research Service), F. Otto, S Theile-Ochel

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