Incidences of ABO and Rh(D) Incompatibilities among the Meiteis of Kwatha Village Manipur, India

“Prevalence of of ABO and Rhesus (Rh) Blood Groups in Eastern UP Population”

“…In total 200 samples analyzed, phenotype B blood type has the highest frequency 36.5% (n=73, followed by O (34.5%; n=69), A (20.5%; n=41) and AB (8.5%; n=17) ( Table 1) A, B and AB blood groups were found in 49, 24, 48 and 11 individuals respectively. In female samples the phenotypic frequencies were B> O> A>AB, whereas in male samples overall phenotypic frequencies were O> B> A>AB ( Table 2) Warghat et al, 2011), Dadar and Nagar Haveli (Meitei and Kshatriya,2010), Rajasthan (Thukral and Bhasin, 1990),Haryana (Kushwaha et al,1990), Punjab (Sidhu, 2003), Uttrakhand (Patni and Yadav, 2003;Guniyal, 2006;Pattanayak,2006), Jammu and Kashmir (Calcutti et al, 2003), Himanchal Pradesh (Mukhopadhyaya and Kshatriys, 2004), Assam (Chakraborty, 2010), Manipur (Devi and Singh, 2008), Orissa (Mohanty and Das, 2010) , Uttar Pradesh (Mandal ,1992 ;Ara et al 2008;Kumar et al,2009aKumar et al, ,b,c,2010, Rai,2011Rai et al, 2009aRai et al, ,b,c, 2010, but the UP population is very less explored.…”

Prevalence of Blood Groups in Eastern UP Population

“…In India ABO and Rh frequency is studied in other states very well-Karanatak (Prabhakar et al, 2005; Dore Raj and Reddy, 2010), Andhra Pradesh (Naidu et al,2002;Rao et al,2003;Reddy,2003, 2005;Sudha,2009), Maharastra (Mukherjee et al, 1997;Warghat et al, 2011), Dadar andNagar Haveli (Meitei andKshatriya,2010), Rajasthan (Thukral and Bhasin, 1990),Haryana (Kushwaha et al,1990), Punjab (Sidhu, 2003), Uttrakhand (Patni and Yadav, 2003;Guniyal, 2006;Pattanayak,2006), Jammu and Kashmir (Calcutti et al, 2003), Himanchal Pradesh (Mukhopadhyaya and Kshatriys, 2004), Assam (Chakraborty, 2010), Manipur (Devi and Singh, 2008), Orissa (Mohanty and Das, 2010) , Uttar Pradesh (Mandal ,1992 ;Ara et al 2008;Kumar et al,2009aKumar et al, ,b,c,2010, Rai,2011Rai et al, 2009aRai et al, ,b,c, 2010, but the UP population is very less explored.…”