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[Distribution of C subtypes and other Tf variants in populations of the USSR].

Genetika - 1 Aug 1990

Spitsyn V A, Titenko N V, Parik Iu Ia

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Serum samples from seventeen Caucasoids and Mongoloid populations of the USSR were tested for transferrin (Tf) subtypes. According to Tf patterns, the Caucasoids groups had high TfC1 frequency, whereas Mongoloids are characterized by increased frequency of TfC2 suballele. The following gene frequencies were observed: TfC1 - 0.8515, TfC2 - 0.1166, TfC3 - 0.0129, TfD - 0.0129, TfB - 0.0065 for Russians of...

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Alleles
Ethnicity
Gene Frequency
Humans
Isoelectric Focusing
Transferrin
USSR

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PMID: 2258038

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