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A study to assess the relationship between donor uric acid levels and supernatant hemolysis in stored packed red blood cell units

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BACKGROUND: Most of the red blood cell (RBC) storage lesions can be attributed to oxidative stress encountered by the RBCs throughout the duration of their storage. Various donor variables at the time of donation may be responsible for the total antioxidant capacity of the supernatant and thus, the "storability" and the magnitude of development of these RBC storage lesions. It is known that uric acid (UA) is responsible for more than 60 of the TAC of the blood. This study aims to explore the relationship between donor UA levels and the difference in percentage hemolysis, an important RBC storage lesion, on day 1 and day 21, in stored packed RBCs (PRBCs) units. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The serum UA of 100 healthy voluntary male blood donors was estimated at the time of blood donation. The percentage hemolysis in the supernatant of the leukoreduced citrate phosphate dextrose/saline-adenine-glucose-mannitol RBC units (n = 100) prepared from these donors was calculated on day 1 and day 21. The difference in percentage hemolysis between donors with high normal serum UA levels (>7 mg/dL) was compared to that of the donors with low normal serum UA levels (7 mg/dL) and this was statistically significant (P < 0.001). The donor serum UA level and difference in percentage hemolysis on day 21 and day 1 were found to be negatively co-related. CONCLUSION: Higher levels of serum UA of blood donors seem to have a protective effect on the stored PRBC units as shown in this study. Hence, the potential of UA as one of the constituents of RBC additive solutions might lead to the enhancement of the quality of stored PRBC units by decreasing the RBC storage lesions.

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