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A survey of six genetic markers on the populations of Punjab and Rajasthan (India).

Gene geography : a computerized bulletin on human gene frequencies - 1 Dec 1991

Corbo R M, Tartaglia M, Scacchi R, Rickards O, Dash S, Sharma S K, Ramdeo I N, Sangatramani T C, Vyas M, Modiano G

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190 Punjabis (Hindus and Sikhs) of Chandigarh and 152 Hindus of Jodhpur (Rajasthan) were examined for six genetic markers, four of which (APO C-II, C6, C7 and FXIIIA) were not studied before in Asiatic Indians. For APO C-II and C7 only the common phenotype was found in a total of 229 and 99 subjects, respectively. For the remaining four markers the two samples were pooled since the gene frequency estimates were...

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