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- ArticleWiener AS, Moon GJ.Haematologia (Budap). 1975;9(3-4):235-41.By absorbing extracts of seeds of the Korean Clerodendron trichotomum Thunberg with selected human group O red cells, a lectin has been prepared, which defines a hitherto undescribed specificity, designated C1, defining individual differences in human red cells. The specificity C1 appears to characterize a structure associated with the A-B-H-Le marcomolecule, both of red cells and of saliva, which is distinct from the combining groups for A,B,H and Le. Moreover, the reactivity of red cells with anti-C1 lectin is destroyed by treatment of the red cells with proteolytic enzymes, unlike the reactions for A,B,H and Le.