[Present understanding of the genetics of the Gm system. A caucasian family which permits the supposition of the existance of the rare genetic combination Gm4,21,22].
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Biomedical subjects
L Rivat
Publications and source records attributed to L Rivat.
[A third locus participating in the synthesis of gamma globulin: the ISf].
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Adult↗
[A new factor of the Gm system: Gm(18)].
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Age Factors↗
[Formal genetics and population genetics of Inv polymorphism].
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Black or African American↗
[Incidence of Gm(f) factor in some white, black and yellow populations].
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Black or African American↗
[Exclusion of certain autosomal localizations of blood and serum group genes].
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Blood Group Antigens↗
[Localization of some properties of immunoglobulins on the fragments of normal gamma immunoglobulins].
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Genetics, Medical↗
[Hypothesis on formal genetics of the system Gm in Caucasians].
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Blood Group Antigens↗
[Myeloma, waldenström's disease and gamma globulin Gm and Inv groups].
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Blood Group Antigens↗
[The Gm(e) factor and its significance in sero-anthropology].
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Ethnology↗
[A new human serum polymorphism demonstration by the use of tanned erythrocytes adsorbing beta-1C globulin].
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Beta-Globulins↗
[Transmission of the Gm and Inv factors from the mother to the newborn infant].
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Adult↗
Genetic study of the Cuiva Indians of Venezuela.
Serum and red cell protein markers were investigated in Cuiva Indians. Our ethnologic studies indicate that the low degree of genetic variability in this population is probably due to genetic drift.
Asian People↗
Two families with Gm(b) types lacking part of the Gm(b) mosaic.
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Black or African American↗
The influence of the anti-Rh coat and red cells on the manifestation of the Gm(b) phenotype.
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Asian People↗
Seven new human serum factors presumably supported by the gamma-globulins.
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Blood Group Antigens↗
Familial occurrence of monoclonal gammapathies.
The purpose of this work was to evaluate the genetic propensity importance in the monoclonal gammapathies occurrence. Systematic serum-electrophoreses were performed on 172 relatives of 37 reported patients and on 10,784 controls over 30. The 4 families including one or more "paraproteinemia" other than the proband's were investigated. Experimental, epidemiologic, immunologic and genetic arguments are discussed.
Autoimmune Diseases↗
Human immunoglobulin light chain subgroups: serological typing.
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