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IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY, Volume 25, Number 2, 200982
Blood Group Reviews—A New Feature
The editors of Immunohematology present a new feature that is extremely exciting. Starting with this issue, Immunohe-matology will publish a series of 28 “Blood Group Reviews” in upcoming issues. Experts in the field have agreed to put their considerable knowledge and energy into writing a thorough review of each of the 28 selected areas. Readers will 
then have comprehensive reviews of all the major blood group systems and other topics at their fingertips. Of additional value 
will be the references for each article to which the reader can refer if interested in reading the original work. The authors will 
present each blood group review in the following format: history, nomenclature, genetics, molecular basis, biochemistry, an-
tibodies in system, and clinical significance. The topics that will appear in sequential issues are detailed in the table below.
When all the topics have been published, Immunohematology will publish the entire collection as a stand-alone resource. 
This series provides an excellent opportunity for experienced staff to obtain continuing education, and it will be an educa-
tional tool for new staff. The editors envision a copy of the collected reviews as a must-have for transfusion medicine facilities, 
libraries, and personal bookshelves everywhere.
Sandra Nance 
Connie M. Westhoff
Editors-in-Chief
Immunohematology
Letter from the Editors
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Blood Group Reviews - A New Feature

Eder, Anne F.

Dy, Beth A.

Barton, Jessica

Kennedy, Jean M.

Benjamin, Richard J.

The ARC Hemovigilance Program: advancing the safety of blood donation and transfusion

Litty, Cathy A.

Neonatal red cell transfusions

Sesok-Pizzini, Deborah A.

Friedman, David

Neonatal and infant platelet transfusions

The potential of blood group genotyping for transfusion medicine practice

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contact Cindy Flickinger,Managing Editor, 4 months in advance, by fax or e-mail at (215) 451-2538 or
flickingerc@usa.redcross.org.
E R R A T U M
Vol. 22, No. 4, 2006; page 176
Review:molecular basis of MNS blood group variants
The author has informed the editors of Immunohematology that there is an error on page 176, second column,
second paragraph, third sentence. The sentence should read “Some of the classes of Miltenberger did not react
with anti-Mia but reacted with one or more of the other three specific antisera, e.g., GP.Hil (Mi.V) RBCs did not
react with anti-Mia but did react with anti-Hil.”
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Transfusion of rare cryopreserved red blood cell units stored at -80°C: the French experience

Milestones in laboratory procedures and techniques

Sickle cell disease: a review

Blood Group Reviews - A New Feature

The ARC Hemovigilance Program: advancing the safety of blood donation and transfusion

Neonatal red cell transfusions

Neonatal and infant platelet transfusions

The potential of blood group genotyping for transfusion medicine practice

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