1. Investigation of some biochemical genetic markers in four endogamous groups from Panjab (N. W. India)
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Samer Singh, H. W. Goedde, and K. N. Sareen
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India ,Locus (genetics) ,Epitopes ,Gene Frequency ,Ethnicity ,Cholinesterases ,Humans ,Alleles ,Serum Albumin ,Genetics ,chemistry.chemical_classification ,Polymorphism, Genetic ,Haptoglobins ,biology ,Haptoglobin ,Transferrin ,Ceruloplasmin ,Blood Proteins ,General Medicine ,Blood Protein Electrophoresis ,Phenotype ,chemistry ,Endogamy ,Genetic marker ,GROUP-SPECIFIC COMPONENT ,Blood Group Antigens ,biology.protein ,Serum markers - Abstract
500 individuals belonging to the caste groups of Brahmin (106), Khattri (132), Arora (103) and Jat (159) have been investigated regarding the haptoglobin, transferrin, group specific component, albumin, ceruloplasmin as well as pseudocholinesterase locus E1 and E2 phenotypes and gene frequencies. No significant differences have been found among the various groups with respect to these six serum markers.
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- 1974
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