Red cell enzyme and other polymorphic systems in Madhya Pradesh, Central India

Roberts, D. F.; Papiha, S. S.; Creen, C.K.; Chhaparwal, B. C.; Mehta, Sudhir

doi:10.1080/03014467400000181

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“…Haptoglobin gene frequencies in India show a south-north gradient, Up 1 increasing with latitude. In the present sample the Hp 1 gene frequency is very similar to that expected for the latitude, though at 17~ it is rather lower than in the urban Hindu sample from Madhya Pradesh (Roberts et al, 1974), and significantly higher than in the Bhil tribal population from the same state (Papiha et al, 1978). Though in India there is a considerable range of gene frequencies of the Gc polymorphism, particularly in some tribal populations, in most the gene frequency falls between 20 and 35~ and the frequency in the present sample of 27~ falls at the same general level (Chopra, 1970;Goedde et al, 1972;Walter et al, 1972).…”

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confidence: 71%

Genetic polymorphism of serum proteins and levels of immunoglobulin and complement components in high caste community (Brahmins) of Madhya Pradesh, India

1980

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Section: Polymorphismssupporting

confidence: 71%

Genetic polymorphism of serum proteins and levels of immunoglobulin and complement components in high caste community (Brahmins) of Madhya Pradesh, India

1980

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“…In Indians, its frequency ranges from 0.578 to 0.794 [Roberts et al, 1974]. By contrast, the Mongoloids of South-East Asia show frequencies ranging from 0.654 to 0.778.…”

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Plasma Protein and Red Cell Enzyme Groups among the Nepalese

Sunderland¹,

Sawhney²,

Bethell³

1979

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Nepalese blood samples were tested for two plasma proteins and seven red cell enzyme systems. Polymorphic variation was present for the haptoglobin protein system and for the acid phosphatase, phosphoglucomutase locus 1, adenylate kinase and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase loci controlling red cell enzyme systems. Gene frequencies are compared between the eastern and western Nepalese tribes, and with the distribution pattern known in other South and South-East Asian population groups. The possible interpretations of these observations are discussed.

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“…The allele frequency of A 1 in Gond is similar to that of Bhil (21.9%) and Gond (20.1%) of Ambikapur district (Bhatia et al,1986). On comparison with the caste population, it revealed that, the A 1 allele frequency of Gond tribe is greater than Hindu (15.91%) and Muslim (18.39%) of Indore (Roberts et al, 1974). The percentage frequency of A 2 allele in Gond has been found to be 1.0 %, which is the lowest recorded incidence in any tribal population, but it is noteworthy that it is totally absent in Keer (Bharti et al, 2007) while recorded high (2.0%) in Gond tribe of Anuppur and Dindori districts of Madhya Pradesh (Thakur and Singh 2017).…”

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Red cell enzyme gene polymorphism in Gond tribe of Madhya Pradesh

Chaudhary¹,

Chahal²

2017

Biosci. Biotech. Res. Comm

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The present biochemical study is planned primarily to characterize genetically the Gond Tribe of Madhya Pradesh. The blood samples for the present study were collected at random from a total of 200 apparently healthy and not closely related individuals of either sex, of the Gond of Hoshangabad, Betul and Sehore districts of Madhya Pradesh. The samples were analyzed for phenotypes of A1A2BO and Rh (D) blood groups by standard tube method and for Red Cell Enzymes electrophoretic method.Typed Red Cell Enzymes were Adenosine Deaminase, Acid Phosphatase locus 1, Phosphoglucomutase locus 1, Esterase D, Adenylate kinase locus 1 and Glucosephosphate isomerase. A rare allele ACP*C was recorded in Gond tribe despite the fact that it was totally absent not only in Keer of Betul, but also in Korku of Pachmarhi Hoshangabad and Bhils of Jhabua. In case of GPI, rare variant (GPI*1-7) was recorded in Gond Tribe of Hoshangabad of the State. There was great heterogeneity (h) values over the loci in the Gond material, varying from as low as 0.0304 at GPI locus to as high as 0.6244 at A1A2BO locus. Analysis of heterozygosity revealed that in the Gond tribe GPI was the least variable locus and A1A2BO was the most variable locus. Genetic relationships among the present Gond tribe and earlier studied Tribal and Caste Populations of Neighboring States of Gujarat and Rajasthan shows that the Hindu and Muslim separated out from the Tribal population of neighboring States from earlier stage of evolution. Rajasthan Bhil shows distant single line subcluster, the latter tribes were placed together in an another subcluster. In addition all the Tribes of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh shows close genetic affi nities.

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Red cell enzyme and other polymorphic systems in Madhya Pradesh, Central India

Cited by 21 publications

References 20 publications

Genetic polymorphism of serum proteins and levels of immunoglobulin and complement components in high caste community (Brahmins) of Madhya Pradesh, India

Genetic polymorphism of serum proteins and levels of immunoglobulin and complement components in high caste community (Brahmins) of Madhya Pradesh, India

Plasma Protein and Red Cell Enzyme Groups among the Nepalese

Red cell enzyme gene polymorphism in Gond tribe of Madhya Pradesh

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