Kinane D F, Blackwell C C, Winstanley F P, Weir D M
Br J Vener Dis. 1983 Feb;59(1):44-6. doi: 10.1136/sti.59.1.44.
To determine whether the presence or absence of anti-B isohaemagglutinin in individuals of blood group B increases their susceptibility to gonococcal infections 567 new patients attending a sexually transmitted disease clinic were screened for blood group and secretor status. Of the patients with blood group B, 20.1% had gonorrhoea and 12% had not. A higher percentage (20.9%) of patients with no anti-B isohaemagglutinin had gonorrhoea compared with those without (12.1%). There was, however, no synergy between the absence of anti-B isohaemagglutin and nonsecretion of water-soluble blood group B antigen. Further research is needed to determine the underlying host-parasite interactions responsible for the increased susceptibility to gonorrhoea in these individuals.
为了确定B血型个体中抗B同种血凝素的有无是否会增加他们感染淋球菌的易感性，对一家性传播疾病诊所的567名新患者进行了血型和分泌状态筛查。在B血型患者中，20.1%患有淋病，12%没有。与有抗B同种血凝素的患者（12.1%）相比，没有抗B同种血凝素的患者淋病发生率更高（20.9%）。然而，抗B同种血凝素的缺乏与水溶性B血型抗原的非分泌之间没有协同作用。需要进一步研究以确定导致这些个体对淋病易感性增加的潜在宿主-寄生虫相互作用。
