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Anti-Gerbich type anti-Ge3 antibodies were identified in the serum of a woman of mixed ethnic origin from Cape Town. The woman had type Ge:-2,-3 (Gerbich) red cells on which there was no evidence of weakened Kell antigens. Her red cells were also Dantu-positive.
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