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Technical progress in parentage analysis.
Clinics in laboratory medicine - 1 Sept 1992
Wenk R E, Chiafari F A, Brooks M A, Houtz T D
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At the turn of the 20th century, Mendel's laws were found to be applicable to human blood groups. Within two decades, blood group genetics were applied to problems of parentage. Expansion of immunohematology into leukocyte antigen identification produced the single most informative, expressed polymorphism. About the same time, analysis of a great number of soluble protein polymorphisms followed advances in...
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