International Journal of Immunogenetics · 1978 · 25 citations · 7 references
Life SciencesGeneticsMolecular GeneticsHuman GeneticsImmunogeneticsPopulation GeneticsAnthropological GeneticsHaplotype AnalysisHla TypingImmunoglobulin DiversityPopulation ImmunogeneticsGermline Antibody Gene VariationHla Allele Frequency DistributionHla Allele PolymorphismHla Polymorphism AnalysisImmune Gene HaplotypesImmunoglobulin Gene PolymorphismImmunoglobulin Gene VariationImmunoglobulin Typing
The study of immunoglobulin allotypes in various Negro populations has shown that their polymorphism is different from that in other populations. This particularly true for the alleles of the gamma3 and alpha2 locus. Numerous investigations have been made in which a limited number of markers were determined. It seems to be of importance to compare the results of the determination of all markers known at present in different tribes from various African countries. Such information may ultimately lead to additional support for theories on the origin and migration of early African inhabitants. In this paper we resent the results of the study of the first of a series of studies on African populations.
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Genetic Marker of the γA2 Subgroup of γA Immunoglobulins
Henry G. Kunkel, W. K. SMITH, Fenneke G. Joslin et al. · Nature · 1969 · 101 citations
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