Please Don t Say HTLA

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Please Don t Say HTLA Joann M. Moulds PhD, MT(ASCP)SBB Director, Scientific Support Services LifeShare Blood Centers Shreveport, LA., USA

High Titer, Low Avidity Definition High titer: 32 or higher Low Avidity: speed & intensity of antibody binding Never were a blood group ; no longer considered a category of antibodies Some serologists refuse to drop the term

John & Delores called them HTLA..serologists frequently use slang or colloquial statements that are intended to be descriptive of the general problem These slang terms are not intended to define an antibody specificity, but rather roughly describe the serological results. quote by JJ Moulds

Serological Characteristics Weak agglutination at AHG Not enhanced by LISS or PEG Kn non-reactive by solid phase Cord cells weaker, fresh cells stronger IgG - don t bind complement Variable reactions, hard to reproduce

Antibody Titration Patterns Titer Neat 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 Low titer Low avidity w+ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Low titer High avidity 2+ 2+ 1+ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 High titer Low avidity 1+ 1+ w+ w+ w+ w+ w+ m+ m+ m+ High titer High avidity 3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ 2+ 1+ 1+ 1+ 1+ w+

Previous HTLA Antibodies Chido (Ch a ) Rodgers (Rg a ) Holley (Hy) Gregory (Gy a ) Cartwright (Yt a ) York (Yk a ) Cost (Cs a ) Knops (Kn a ) McCoy (McC a ) Swain-Langley (Sl a )

Assignment to Blood Group Systems Cartwright ISBT 011 Holley ISBT 014 Gregory Chido ISBT 017 Rodgers Knops ISBT 022 Knops McCoy Swain-Langley York Cost remains a collection

Cartwright (Yt)- ISBT 011 Acetylcholinesterase 2 antigens, Yt a & Yt b chromosome 7q22.1 C 1057 A, His 353 Asn Located on GPIlinked protein, AChE m.w.= 160 kd (dimer) 7-10,000 copies/rbc Lacking on PNH III red cells, no true null Some delayed tx. rx.

MMA Results for Anti-Yt a Antibodies Anti-Yt a Strength Monocyte Index Yt a, K, s 3+ 0.5 Yt a, Fy a 2+ 1.5 Yt a, c, Jk a 2+ s 1.0 Yt a 1+ 0.3 Yt a, Jk b w+ 4.7 Yt a neg 6.8 Yt a 2+ 5.7

JMH- ISBT 026 Semaphorin C2 RBC membrane z 6 high incidence ags. JMH1 to JMH6 (JMHK, JMHL, JMHG, JMHM, JMHQ) z Carried on CD108 Unknown RBC function z No Tx. Rx. or HDFN Some are auto-abs. Anti-JMH1 are IgG 4

Dombrock (Do)- ISBT 014 Reid M and Lomas-Francis C. The Blood Group Antigen Facts Book, 2004 7 antigens: Do a /Do b, Hy, Jo a, Gy a, DOYA, DOMR Found on 12p13.2-12.1 Do glycoprotein of unknown function; m.w.= 47-58 kd Null= Gregory negative; absent from PNH III RBCs Acute/delayed transfusion reactions;?hdfn but +DAT

Dombrock Case Study 60 y.o. female with CLL Admission: hgb 8.1/hct 24 Next day: hgb 6.7/ hct 20 Two units requested PEG antibody screen negative Two units compatible at AHG

Dombrock Case- cont. Transfused one unit Coca cola colored urine, hematuria Serum sample hemolyzed Increased LDH (623), bilirubin (2.6) Decreased haptoglobin (5) Suspected hemolytic transfusion reaction

Dombrock Case- cont. ABO and Rh checked DAT negative Antibody screen negative in PEG & LoIon Positive reactions in gel but no pattern Patient negative for E, K, Fy a, Fy b, S, Do a

Dombrock Case- cont. Additional cells tested in gel 4/4 Do(a-) cells were negative 2/4 Do(a+) cells were positive Future transfusions should be phenotyped (genotyped) matched

Chido/Rodgers (Ch/Rg)- ISBT 017 Carried on C4d protein Total C4 deficient = null Rg neg associated with SLE 9 antigens: Rg1, Rg2, Ch1-6, WH *Anaphylactic reactions reported to transfusion of plasma products

Knops (Kn)- ISBT 022 9 known antigens: Kn a/b ; McC a/b ; Sl 1,2,3; Yk a ; KCAM carried on complement receptor one (CR1) polymorphisms= Knops, molecular weight & RBC expression Null = Helgeson phenotype, genetically low E-CR1 may also be acquired in AIHA, SLE, HIV, other diseases with increased IC

The Newest Knops Antigen- KCAM Antigen frequency: 98% + in Caucasians, 20% + in West Africans KCAM neg. associated with the Helgeson phenotype Antibody often misidentified as another Knops specificity: 4 of 9 anti-mcca were anti-kcam 6 of 19 anti-kn/mcc

Arrrrgh How do I deal with these? Apply science to serology

Expression Level of CR1 Contributes to Variability in Antigen Strength 200 kd 116 kd Helgeson Phenotype 90 kd Helgeson phenotype results from low E-CR1 # Average = 300-400 copies, Helgeson = 25-60 False negative phenotypes occur in ~20% of Africans If Knops suspected type for multiple Kn antigens or perform a genotype

Titer is Dependent on Indicator Cell

Technical Tips Use 60 min. saline-ahg antibodies are weaker in LISS & PEG Do not use saline with azide *Solid phase negative if membranes have azide added Use fresh cells for identification Use chemicals & enzymes to differentiate Ficin destroys Ch, Rg, JMH Trypsin & DTT destroy Knops & Dombrock

Other Useful Techniques Antibody neutralization: Plasma inhibition for Ch/Rg Recombinant scr1 for Knops C4d coated RBCs for anti-ch or anti-rg Judd WJ, Kraemer K, Moulds JJ. The rapid identification of Chido and Rodgers antibodies using C4d-coated red blood cells. Transfusion 1981:21;189-92 Molecular typing: KN= Kn a /Kn b, McC a /McC b, Sl1/2 DO= Do a /Do b, Hy, Jo a YT= Yt a /Yt b

D N HTLA 50 y.o. Black woman No pregnancy history Transfused in 1989 Dx= anemia O positive R 1 R 1 Antibody screen= IS neg, w+ @ 24 C w+ @ AHG, neg auto

Serological Results Cold panel= 1+ at 4 C, AC neg Anti-Sd a?= not neutralized with urine Must be an HTLA= titer m+ to 128 Panel= reactive 1+ at AHG with all cells including cord cells, reactive ficin panel Phenotype matched cells all reactive Js(b-) cells reactive

More Testing DTT treated cells= all reactive Anti-Ch/Rg?= not neutralized with plasma Helgeson cells (KN null)= reactive Maybe anti-hy, order a genotype

Genotype Results Kn(a+b-), McC(a-b+), Sl -1,2 (Sl a neg) Do(a+b+), Hy+, Jo(a+) Yt(a+) Cr(a-)

Safe Transfusion Get it into a system before you decide if it is clinically insignificant Exclude the presence of other alloantibodies (including cold agglutinins) To find suitable blood for the patient Crossmatch using LISS & short incubation Use older donor units for Knops antibodies When in doubt do an MMA

Monocyte Monolayer Assay (MMA) MI<5 = clinically insignificant

MMA Prayer Dear Lord save us from hemolytic transfusion reactions

I Pray Every Day It s Not an HTLA