Hi Amr Adel Elnashar
I have read a few articles on the this topic that you can study.
* Blood Groups of the Rat (Rattus Norvegicus) and Their Inheritance (PMC107900): This classic 1922 paper by Castle & Keeler establishes the foundation for current understanding of rat blood groups, discussing inheritance patterns and early testing methods.
* The Lewis blood group system in the rat (Immunogenetics, 2000): This article explores the Lewis blood group system, a complex group with implications for organ transplantation and immunological research in rats.
* Rat erythrocyte antigens: Historical and recent perspectives (Transfusion Medicine Reviews, 2011): This review provides a historical perspective on rat blood group discovery and discusses various antigen systems and their applications.
Specific Techniques:
* Automated flow cytometric determination of rat erythrocyte antigens using monoclonal antibodies (Journal of Immunological Methods, 2004): This article describes a flow cytometric technique for rapid and accurate blood typing of rats, relevant for research and breeding programs.
* A simplified microplate agglutination assay for determining the Lewis blood group status of rats (Experimental Animals, 2010): This paper details a simple and cost-effective microplate agglutination assay for Lewis blood group typing.
* Genotyping of RT1-Agb alleles in rats using PCR-SSP (Journal of Immunological Methods, 2002): This article describes a PCR-based method for genotyping specific blood group alleles, enabling genetic studies and breeding strategies.
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