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GLO polymorphism in two Polish population samples

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The red cell GLO phenotypes were determined in two Polish population samples. A total of 1310 people from the region of Lublin (Southeastern Poland, n=797) and Wrocŀaw (Southwestern Poland, n=513) were investigated. The gene frequencies were calculated for GLO1 (=0.4427) and GLO2 (=0.5573). The evaluation of 372 mother-child pairs showed no deviation from a hereditary hypothesis.

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  1. Chair and Department of Forensic Medicine of the Medical Academy in Lublin, Poland

    P. Kozioŀ & T. Dobosz

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Kozioŀ, P., Dobosz, T. GLO polymorphism in two Polish population samples. Hum Genet 45, 77–79 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00277576

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