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[Immunoserology and RHD Genotype Analysis of DVI Type 3 Genotype Pregnant Women with Anti-D].

OBJECTIVE: To performe the immuneserological and RHD Genotype analyses for DVI type 3 genotype pregnemt women with anti-D.

METHODS: RhD blood type of this pregnant women was identified by common serological methods, then the blood group specific antibodies was screened and identified; the polymerase chain reaction-sequence specific primer(PCR-SSP) was used to identify the pregnant women's RHD genotype; RhD blood group for the pregnant women, her spouse and daughter was genogrouped and genetically analyzed by multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification(MLPA). The heredity of this family was analyzed finally.

RESULTS: The titer of IgG anti-D in the pregnant woman serum was 1:8; the PCR-SSP showed that the 3rd to 6th exons of RHD gene were missing in the pregnant woman. the genotype of pregnant woman was identified as DVI type 3; the MLPA analysis showed that this pregnant women owned only one RHD allele with 3rd to 6th exons missed, and her genotype was identified as CDVI e/cde; her spouse was identified as CDe/CDe homozygous genotype, and her daughter as CDe/CDVI e.

CONCLUSION: Accurate identification of RhD blood type is of great significance for a safe and effective clinical blood transfusion strategy, and for taking appropriate measures to prevent hemolytic disease of newborn (HDN) at women childbearing age.

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