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Apolipoprotein B signal peptide polymorphism distribution among south Amerindian populations.

Human biology - 1 Dec 1999

Demarchi D A, Marcellino A J, de Basualdo M A, Colantonio S E, de Stefano G F, Hutz M H, Salzano F M, Hill K, Hurtado A M, Carnese F R, Goicoechea A S, Dejean C B, Guevara A G, Crawford M H

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We report the distribution of the APOB signal peptide polymorphism in 5 native populations of South America: 2 samples of Mataco and 1 sample each of Pilagá and Toba from the Argentinian Chaco and 1 sample of Ache from the Paraguay forest. A randomly selected subsample of a previously studied sample from the Cayapa of Ecuador (Scacchi et al. 1997) was reanalyzed to investigate probable differences attributable to...

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