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Penrose (1963)
Measurements of likeness in relatives of trisomiesAnn, Hum. Genet., Lond.,, 27
Lang-Bbown (1953)
The blood typing of cases of mongolism, their parents and sibsAnn. Eugen., Lond.,, 17
Bateman (1960)
Blood-group distribution to be expected in persons trisomic for the ABO geneLancet, i
Shaw (1962)
A search for autosomal linkage in a trisomic population: blood group frequencies in MongolsAmer, J. Hum. Oenet., 14
Summary The ABO frequencies in 290 mongols at the Polk State School and Hospital have been analysed and compared with three control groups in the Pittsburgh area. No evidence of an increase in AB or a decrease in O group among the mongols has been found. The conclusion is that the ABO locus is probably not located in the chromosome for which the mongols are trisomic. We are indebted to Drs William Kuhns, Arthur Mirsky, and Ian Higgins for allowing us to use their ABO data in the Pittsburgh area as controls.
Annals of Human Genetics – Wiley
Published: Jun 1, 1963
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