[Construction of an instrument for electrogustometric measurement].
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Five Mongoloid population groups from Upper Assam (Ahom, Chutia, Deuri, Mishing and Moran) have been investigated for the distribution of anthropometric and dermatoglyphic traits as well as for that of ABO blood groups and PTC taste sensitivity. The results are discussed with special reference to extent and causes of intergroup variability.
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The authors illustrate the technical characteristics of a low cost, pocket electrogustometer, which works on batteries and offers complete safety both for the patient and for the examiner; this model is able to carry out, both in normal and selected patients, the same functions as can be carried out with more sophisticated and costly equipment, currently available.
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The sensitivity to phenyl thiocarbamide was studied in 405 people of Kazakh nationality and in 161 people of Russian nationality (males and females), the students of the Institute. 23.9% of the former proved non-sensitive, the gene frequency "t" being 0.490. Among the latter these values were 28.6% and 0.535, respectively.