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Distribution of GM allotypes and deleted IGHG1 haplotypes in the Sel'kups in comparison to the Forest Nentsi of northwestern Siberia.

Experimental and clinical immunogenetics - 1 Jan 1992

Sukernik R I, Osipova L P, Schanfield M S

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Northern Sel'kup people residing in the upper Taz and the tributaries of Turukhan Rivers were typed for immunoglobulin heavy chain (GM) allotypes. The Sel'kups exhibited a unique GM*-G haplotype circulating within the tribe in low but almost polymorphic frequency along with common GM*F B and GM*A T haplotypes, the former a Caucasian marker and the latter a northern Oriental population's marker. Contemporary...

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