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Anti-H

ABO blood groups consist of three main carbohydrate antigens; A, B and H antigens. The H antigen is found on all red cells with the exception of an extremely rare situation known as the ‘’Bombay Phenotype’’. The H antigen is made before either A or B antigens can be made, resulting in a reciprocal relationship between the amount of H and the amount of A and/or B on a red cell. Individuals with the A, B and AB alleles express glycosyltransferase activities that convert the H antigen to the A antigen or to the B antigen. Group A and B people therefore have less H than group O people.

The Biorex Diagnostics Anti-H blood grouping reagent is prepared from a Ulex Europaeus seed extract, diluted with a sodium chloride solution containing bovine albumin. This reagent is supplied ready for use and does not require any further dilution or addition.

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Product Name CAT.No Size
Anti-H BGBH0002 1 x 2ml

 

 

Product Description

The Biorex Diagnostics Anti-H reagent is a ready-to-use lectin for the detection of the H antigen on human red blood cells. As the precursor for A and B antigen formation, H antigen expression varies across ABO blood groups and is essential for confirming accurate blood typing. This reagent is also critical for identifying the rare and clinically important Bombay (Oh) phenotype, where H antigen is completely absent.

Key Features
• Accurate H antigen detection – supports confirmation of ABO grouping
• Critical for rare phenotype identification – detects Bombay (Oh) individuals
• Ready-to-use format – stable liquid lectin extract requiring no preparation
• Natural lectin source – manufactured from Ulex europaeus extract
• Clear, reliable agglutination – strong reactivity with H-positive red cells

Benefits
Routine use enables laboratories to verify ABO classifications, distinguish high and low H antigen levels, and ensure safe selection of compatible blood units. As an essential reagent for identifying H-negative individuals, Anti-H helps prevent serious transfusion reactions and supports advanced immunohaematology investigations in hospital laboratories and blood banks.

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2-8°C