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Distribution of beta-globin haplotypes among the tribes of southern Gujarat, India.

Gene - 1 Jun 2013

Aggarwal Aastha, Khurana Priyanka, Mitra Siuli, Raicha Bhavesh, Saraswathy K N, Italia Yazdi M, Kshatriya Gautam K

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The present study was carried out in Indo-European speaking tribal population groups of southern Gujarat (India) to elucidate the allelic and haplotypic content of β-globin system in individuals with HbAA genotypes. 6 neutral restriction sites of the β-globin system were analysed and various statistical parameters were estimated to draw meaningful interpretations. All the 6 sites were found to be polymorphic and...

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PMID: 23500448
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2013.02.039

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