- Course Introduction
- 01: Evidence & DNA
- 02: Forensic Biology
- 03: DNA Extraction & Quantitation
- 04: DNA Amplification
- 05: Amplified DNA Product Separation
- 06: STR Data Analysis & Interpretation
- 07: Population Genetics & Statistics
- 08: Communicating Results
- 09: Other DNA Markers & Technologies
- Course Resources
- Laboratory Training Manual
President's DNA Initiative
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Advancing Justice Through DNA Technology
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Advancing Justice Through DNA Technology
DNA Analyst Training
Other Red Cell Blood Groups
Home > Forensic Biology > Testing of Body Fluids & Tissues > Blood Groups > Other Red Cell Blood Groups
Hundreds of blood groups characterized on the basis of red cell antigens have been documented. They include clinically important groups such as Rhesus, a range of variants of A and B, and a whole suite of groups, such as Kell, Kidd and Duffy, that were used in tissue typing before DNA became the method of choice. None of them proved to be of sufficient value for typing stains to become much used in forensic work.
