Radin Blood Group Antigen (RD)

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OMIM 57 111620

MedGen 42 C1862204

OMIM : ⁵⁷ Radin is a rare red cell antigen discovered by Rausen et al. (1967) in 5 families with varying ethnic backgrounds. It has been shown to cause mild to moderate hemolytic disease of the newborn in some cases. The Radin antigen is determined by a polymorphism in the ERMAP gene (609017.0003) and thus is a member of the blood group Scianna (Wagner et al., 2003). Radin has alternatively been labeled Sc4 to reflect this relationship. Harvey et al. (1983) estimated the frequency of the Radin antigen among Europeans to be 0.04% to 0.66% with the highest frequencies occurring among Swedes and Danes. (111620)

MalaCards based summary : Radin Blood Group Antigen, also known as blood group--radin antigen, is related to respiratory distress syndrome in premature infants and restrictive dermopathy, lethal. An important gene associated with Radin Blood Group Antigen is ERMAP (Erythroblast Membrane Associated Protein (Scianna Blood Group)). Affiliated tissues include kidney, liver and tongue, and related phenotype is abnormal immunoglobulin level.

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