ABSTRACT. An analysis of seven loci in Cebus apella paraguayanus showed that Glyoxalase I was polymorphic due the appearance of two alleles (GLO*2 and GLO*3) with frequencies of 0.955 and 0.045, respectively. Of the two alleles, GLO*2 was electrophoretically similar to the most common allele found in the human and Aotus. These results confirmed our previous findings in the same population sample showing that this subspecies has a very low genetic variation among New World primates.
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