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Genetic polymorphisms in southwest Alaskan Eskimos.

Human heredity - 1 Jan 1991

Petersen G M, Ward J I, Terasaki P I, Schanfield M S, Ferrell R E, Scott E M, Park M S

Abstract excerpt

Allele frequencies of 28 genetic loci were determined in subsets (n ranged from 52 to 698) of a sample of Yupik-speaking Eskimos from southwestern Alaska. Five loci were monomorphic (Kell Kp (b+), ADA1, AK1, HBA, and PGDA). At the other loci, the most frequent alleles were AB00 (0.580), Fya (0.960), Jkb (0.513), Ms (0.333), CDe (0.591), ACPA (0.566), ESD1 (0.890), GLO2 (0.736), GPT1 (0.653), Hp2 (0.654), PGM1...

Topics

Alaska
Alleles
Blood Group Antigens
Blood Proteins
Chromosome Mapping
Gene Frequency
Genetic Markers
Humans
Inuit
Polymorphism, Genetic

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PMID: 1783412
DOI: 10.1159/000154008

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PGM1

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