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W. Langford (1959)
Statistical MethodsNature, 184
(1959)
Genetics of blood group biosynthesis
C. Plato, H. Gershowitz (1961)
Specific Differences in the Inhibition Titers of the Anti‐H Lectins from Cytisus sessilifolius and Ulex europaeus *Vox Sanguinis, 6
C. McNeil, E. Trentelman, V. Kreutzer, C. Fullmer (1957)
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Sohiff Sohiff, Sasaki Sasaki (1932)
Der Ausscheidungstypuseinaufserologischem Wegenachweisbares Mendelndes MerkmalKlin. Wschr., 34
C. Clarke, R. Mcconnell, P. Sheppard (1960)
A genetical study of the variations in ABH secretionAnnals of Human Genetics, 24
(1932)
Der Ausscheidungstypus ein aufserologischem
(1958)
Beitrag zur Unhrscheidung von Ausscheidern und Nichtausscheidern mittels Agglutinationschemmungsversuches unter besonderer Beriicksichtigung der Vererbung
Summary The saliva ABO inhibition titres of the members of twenty‐eight 0X0 and ten BxO mating types were determined. The results of the examinations suggest that: (1) A precursor ‘H’ substance is formed by all secretors which is converted into A, B, or AB depending on the individual's blood group. (2) the titres of the H substance secreted by members of the same sibship and of the same blood group are very uniform (high intra‐class correlation) indicating genetic control over the amount of the soluble ABO substances secreted. A genetic hypothesis was put forward to account for these findings.
Annals of Human Genetics – Wiley
Published: Sep 1, 1962
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