Zusammenfassung
Eine Untersuchung von 1088 nicht verwandten Briten zur Prüfung des Zusammenhangs zwischen Allelen des BlutgruppensystemsRhesus und denen desGm- Systems bestätigte vollkommen unabhängige Loci.
Summary
An investigation of 1088 unrelated British people to look for an association between alleles of theRhesus blood group system and those of theGm system gave the result expected for totally independent loci.
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Noades, J.E., Ball, M.J. & McCloghry, F.J. An investigation of a proposed linkage between the rhesus and Gm systems. Blut 37, 27–29 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01006550
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