Bruce Chown

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According to Wikipedia, Bruce Chown was a Canadian medical doctor who researched the blood factor known as the Rhesus factor and discovered an Rh immune vaccine, Rh gamma globulin, which helps to prevent Erythroblastosis fetalis.

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Rh isoimmunization during pregnancy: antenatal prophylaxis. (1978) (179)
Anaemia from bleeding of the fetus into the mother's circulation. (1954) (157)
THE TRANSPLACENTAL PASSAGE OF FOETAL RED BLOOD-CELLS AND THE PATHOGENESIS OF RH IMMUNISATION DURING PREGNANCY. (1963) (121)
THE DUFFY BLOOD GROUP SYSTEM IN CAUCASIANS: EVIDENCE FOR A NEW ALLELE. (1965) (57)
A ‘New’ Kell Blood-Group Phenotype (1957) (56)
TRANSPLACENTAL FOETAL HAEMORRHAGE AFTER PLACENTAL INJURY DURING DELIVERY OR AMNIOCENTESIS. (1963) (54)
The Slanted Capillary Method of Rhesus Blood-grouping (1951) (40)
The ABO, MNSs, P, Rh, Lutheran, Kell, Lewis, Duffy and Kidd, blood groups and the secretor status of the Black-foot Indians of Alberta, Canada. (1953) (37)
The fetus can bleed; three clinicopathological pictures. (1955) (36)
An unlinked modifier of Rh blood groups: effects when heterozygous and when homozygous. (1972) (36)
The Duffy Blood Group System in Caucasians. (1972) (34)
The Blood Group Antigen Diego in North American Indians and in Japanese (1956) (34)
Transient Production of Anti‐LW by LW‐positive People (1971) (30)
Further Observations on the Blood Factor Dia (1956) (29)
The Rh System (1971) (28)
The blood groups of the Kutchin Indians at Old Crow, Yukon Territory. (1961) (28)
Partial E-18 long-arm deletion. (1968) (27)
On a Search for Rhesus Antibodies in Very Young Foetuses (1955) (27)
Kell typing in the capillary tube; an adaptation of Low's papainized serum technique to the capillary method of blood grouping. (1958) (24)
OCCURRENCE OF DuTYPE OF REACTION WHEN CDe OR cDE IS PARTNERED WITH Cde (1957) (23)
The XXXXY sex chromosome abnormality. (1962) (22)
An Antibody Defining a New Blood Group Antigen, Bua * (1963) (22)
Some Blood Group Frequencies in a Caucasian Population * (1963) (21)
The blood groups of a Japanese population. (1957) (21)
On the experimental production of nephritis in rats by means of parathyroid hormone and of vitamin D (1939) (20)
The blood group genes of the copper Eskimo. (1959) (20)
The Diego Blood Group System (1958) (19)
The blood group and the secretor genes of the Stoney and Sarcee Indians of Alberta, Canada. (1955) (19)
RENAL RICKETS AND DWARFISM AS A PITUITARY DISEASE (1937) (19)
Blood Group Antigen Goa and the Rh System (1967) (19)
A short albumin method for the demonstration of isohemagglutinins, particularly incomplete Rh antibodies. (1957) (19)
THE TRANSPLACENTAL PASSAGE OF FOETAL RED BLOOD CELLS AND THE PATHOGENESIS OF RH IMMUSISATION DURING PREGNANCY (1964) (19)
A Further Example of the Kell Blood Group Phenotype K–,k–,Kp(a–b–) (1959) (19)
Renal rickets and dwarfism: A pituitary disease (1936) (19)
GIANT CELL PNEUMONIA OF INFANCY AS A MANIFESTATION OF VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY (1939) (18)
Rh isoimmunization, Manitoba, 1963-75. (1977) (17)
The Kell antigen in American Indians; with a note about anti-Kell sera. (1957) (17)
Genetic linkage studies in a Negro kindred with Norrie's disease. (1969) (17)
The place of early delivery in the prevention of foetal death from erythroblastosis. (1958) (17)
Prevention of Rh immunization after massive Rh-positive transfusion. (1968) (16)
A Further Example of Kidd (Jka) Hæmagglutinin (1951) (16)
Haemoglobinopathies and allied disorders. (1967) (16)
The Inheritance of the Rh Blood Groups (1971) (15)
Genetic linkage between the human blood group loci Rh and Sc (Scianna) (1976) (15)
Pyelitis in Infancy; A Pathological Study (1926) (15)
Haemolytic Disease of the Newborn Due to Anti-Duffy (Fya) (1956) (14)
Gonzales (Goa), A New Blood Group Character (1967) (13)
Relative positions of chromosome 1 loci Fy, PGM1, Sc, UMPK, Rh, PGD and ENO1 in man. (1977) (13)
On the ABO gene and Rh chromosome distribution in the white population of Manitoba. (1949) (13)
The blood group genes of the Cree Indians and the Eskimos of the Ungava District of Canada. (1956) (13)
The Bennett‐ Goodspeed Antigen or Antigens (1963) (12)
On Rh Immunization and Its Prevention: Observations and Thoughts (1968) (12)
The effect of anti-D IgG on D-positive recipients. (1970) (12)
THE XG BLOOD GROUP SYSTEM: DATA ON 294 WHITE FAMILIES, MAINLY CANADIAN. (1964) (11)
Anaemias in the newborn other than haemolytic disease. (1957) (10)
‘Private’ Blood Factors, Homozygosis, and the Search for New Blood Groups (1953) (10)
SLANTED CAPILLARY METHOD. (1946) (10)
The place of early induction in the management of erythroblastosis fetalis. (1958) (10)
Atypical Duffy inheritance in three Caucasian families: a possible relationship to mongolism. (1962) (10)
THE ABSENCE OF CLOSE LINKAGE OF METHEMOGLOBINEMIA AND BLOOD GROUP LOCI. (1963) (10)
A POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE BLOOD GROUP ANTIGENS SM AND BU-A. (1964) (10)
On the Kell-Cellano (K-k) blood group: the distribution of its genes in the white population of Manitoba. (1955) (9)
Scianna Blood Group System 1 (1974) (9)
A “D‐Positive” Man who Produced Anti‐D 1 (1963) (9)
The inheritance of the blood group and secretor genes in the Blood Indians of Alberta, Canada. (1955) (9)
The Diego blood groups: a genetic linkage analysis. (1976) (9)
On certain variations in erythroblastosis fetalis. (1948) (9)
The Inheritance of the Rh Blood Groups (1971) (8)
A Family with the Rare Red Cell Antigens Wra and ‘Super’ Sda (1973) (8)
THE BLOOD GROUPS AND SECRETOR STATUS OF THREE SMALL COMMUNITIES IN ALASKA1,2 (1962) (8)
Inheritance of Blood Group Antigens in a Largely Eskimo Population Sample. (1964) (8)
AN ANOMALY OF INHERITANCE IN THE MNSS BLOOD GROUPS. (1965) (8)
CONGENITAL ABNORMALITY OF THE HEART: LEFT CORONARY ARTERY ARISING FROM PULMONARY ARTERY (1936) (8)
The Blood Groups of a Further Family with Nail-Patella Syndrome. (1963) (7)
A new cause of haemolytic anaemia? (1971) (7)
Minute Oxyphil Adenoma of the Parathyroid Associated with Calcium Deposits in the Kidney. (1937) (7)
Never transfuse a woman with her husband's blood. (1949) (7)
The Lutheran Blood Groups in Two Caucasian Population Samples * (1966) (7)
The inheritance of the Rh blood groups. II. Expression of the Rh antigens in random unrelated Caucasian families. (1971) (7)
On the Antigen Goa and the Rh System 1 (1968) (7)
FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE BLOOD GROUP ANTIGEN BU-A. (1964) (7)
‘Hidden’ Anti-Rhesus Saline Antibodies (1954) (7)
The inheritance of the MNSs blood groups in a Caucasian population sample. (1967) (7)
A genetic linkage analysis of chromosome 6 markers Chido, HLA, and glyoxalase. (1976) (6)
A NEW CAUSE OF HÆMOLYTIC ANÆMIA (1971) (6)
On the Antigen Go^a and the Rh System (1968) (6)
EXTRAPERITONEAL LIPOMA IN A CHILD (1939) (6)
THE LYON HYPOTHESIS (1963) (6)
THE RH ANTIGEN E. (1964) (6)
Centromeric linkage in trisomy 21 (1975) (6)
ABO BLOOD GROUPS OF MONGOLS. (1963) (6)
Studies in Mineral Metabolism : III. Calcium and the Kidney: Experimental II. (1937) (5)
A genetic linkage analysis of chromosome 6 markers Chido, HLA, and glyoxalase. (1976) (5)
The Inheritance of the Kell Blood Groups in a Caucasian Population Sample 1 (1969) (5)
The Lutheran and secretor loci: genetic linkage analysis. (1977) (5)
Studies of the pathogenesis and prevention of Rb-isoimmunization in pregnant women (1966) (5)
Subclinical haemolytic disease of the newborn due to anti-Duffy (Fya). (1960) (5)
A case of subclinical erythroblastosis due to anti-duffy (anti-Fya). (1957) (5)
Virus of Western Equine Encephalitis in the Spinal Fluid. (1942) (5)
A Further Search for Hypothetic Kp of the Kell‐System 1 (1969) (5)
Inheritance of the allelomorphs of the Rh gene in Canadians of Japanese race; a study of 65 families. (1946) (5)
Further experience with the slanted capillary method for Rh typing of red blood cells. (1946) (5)
FŒTAL HÆMOGLOBIN SYNTHESIS IN SOME HÆMOGLOBINOPATHIES (1961) (5)
Independence of Colton Blood Group (1971) (5)
Studies in Mineral Metabolism : 1. Calcium and the Kidneys: Clinical. (1936) (4)
Low Protein Rh Immune Globulin (Rh IgG) (1973) (4)
Atypical Fy-bin some families with a mongol child. (1963) (4)
Further observations on Kell blood groups in families ascertained via a mongol propositus. (1968) (4)
Diego as an Independent Blood-Group System (1958) (4)
The dangerous unnecessary transfusion. (1953) (4)
Chromosome 1: lods on linkage among eight loci: Do, ENO1, Fy, PGM1, Rh, UMPK, Sc, and PGD. (1976) (3)
On the detection, differentiation and titration of anti-Rh antibodies. (1948) (3)
PLACENTAL HÆMORRHAGE AFTER VERSION (1968) (3)
Résumé of the Results of Therapy with Convalescent Serum in Poliomyelitis. (1929) (3)
The story of the Winnipeg Rh laboratory. (1967) (3)
Transfusions are dangerous. (1957) (3)
Placental haemorrhage after version. (1968) (3)
Studies in mineral metabolism. 2. Calcium and the kidney. 1. (1936) (3)
Atypical Fyb in Some Families with a Mongol Child: A Revocation. (1965) (2)
Studies in Mineral Metabolism : II. Calcium and the Kidney: Experimental I. (1936) (2)
Prevention of Rh immunization to date. (1968) (2)
Pyelitis in Infancy a Pathological Study. (2)
The Manitoba experiment in prevention of RH immunization. (1968) (2)
Severe haemolytic disease of the newborn due probably to the combined action of anti-A and anti-S. (1957) (2)
The Rh types in Canadians of Japanese race. (1946) (2)
Inheritance of the Rh Complex ‘Santi’, R̂ou(GV) 1 (1976) (2)
Rh Prophylactic Treatment During Pregnancy (1974) (2)
Prevention of Rh immunization: some failures and the possibility of overcoming them. (1970) (2)
A-B-O and Rh blood antigen of fetuses of about 45 and 55 days. (1948) (2)
Blood-Group Nomenclature. (1958) (2)
PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN CHILDHOOD. (1933) (2)
Problems in Blood Group Analysis (1957) (2)
On erythroblastosis: prevention is better than cure, if you can cure it. (1957) (2)
The inheritance of the Rh blood groups. I. Frequencies in 1,000 unrelated Caucasian families consisting of 2,000 parents and 2,806 children. (1971) (2)
Simple presumptive tests in the diagnosis of agammaglobulinaemia. (1956) (1)
Failure to find hypothetic K-a (KKp-a) of the Kell blood group system. (1960) (1)
An error in Rh testing in pregnancy. (1975) (1)
Inheritance of blood group antigens in a largely Eskimo population sample. (1966) (1)
On transfusion reactions and transfusion services. (1958) (1)
Rhesus immunization. (1968) (1)
On blood groups. (1970) (1)
Low protein Rh immune globulin (Rh IgG). Purity, stability, activity and prophylactic value. (1973) (1)
Transfusion of girls and women can kill their babies. (1958) (1)
Erythroblastosis fetalis. Notes on prognosis. (1951) (1)
The distribution of fetal hemoglobin in various hematologic disorders (1962) (1)
The Rh factor. (1948) (1)
The Bennett-Goodspeed antigen or antigens. (1963) (1)
Computer-Assisted Management of Special Transit Services for the Disabled (1991) (1)
Prevention of Rh immunization. (1969) (1)
Some blood group frequencies in a Caucasian population. (1963) (0)
A pair of blood chimeric twins with XX/XY blood mosaicism (1963) (0)
Prevention of Rh immunization. (1969) (0)
On blood group troubles; an offer of help and a request for your assistance. (1953) (0)
ANESTHESIA FOR AMBULANT PATIENTS ERYTHROBLASTOSIS (1958) (0)
Chromosome 1: lods on linkage among eight loci: Do, ENO1 Fy, PGM1, Rh, UMPK, Sc, and PGD. (1976) (0)
Crossmatching with rh immune globulin. (1970) (0)
SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (1991) (0)
Subject Index Vol. 16, 1976 (1976) (0)
The Results of Convalescent Serum Therapy in Acute Poliomyelitis in the Manitoba Epidemic, 1928. (0)
[Not Available]. (1949) (0)
THE SLANTEDCAPILLARYMETHOD OF RHESUS BLOOD-GROUPING BY (1951) (0)
Anti-Rh Sera (1966) (0)
Digital strangulation by hair wrapping. (1967) (0)
Rh prophylactic treatment during pregnancy. An attempt to select for treatment those at possible risk. (1974) (0)
Blood-Group Nomenclature. (1958) (0)
Handyline: An Intelligent Telephone System for Special Transit Services (1992) (0)
THE CANADIAN APPROACH TO URBAN TRANSIT FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (1995) (0)
Maternal Rh Immunization (1969) (0)
Fully Accessible Transit Service in the Vancouver Region (1992) (0)
The pathogenesis and prevention of Rh immunization in pregnancy. (1968) (0)
Blood grouping and Rh typing for rural areas. (1948) (0)
TRANSPLACENTAL FOETAL HAMEMORRHAGE AFTER PLACENTAL INJURY DURING DELIVERY OR AMNIOCENTESIS (1964) (0)
Custom Transit Service for the Disabled in Greater Vancouver (1986) (0)
Inheritance of Blood Group Antigens in a Largely Eskimo Population Sample. (1963) (0)

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