Studies on haptoglobin and transferrin types in Khatris and Aroras of Punjab, India

Genetic Survey in the Population of Assam II.

“…1969], but fits well with the data found in various Asian popula tions [Seth et at., 1971]. There is no significant difference between the South Indian and the North Indian population.…”

Studies of Haptoglobin and Transferrin Types in Four Castes of the Panjab, Northern India

“…Singh et al [1974] give Hp1 Table III shows the distribution of transferrin variants in various Indian populations. The existence of the transferrin D variant has been reported in Oraons [Kirk and Lai, 1961], in Madras [Ananthakrishnan and K irk, 1969], in a miscellaneous sample of Indians from different states [Baxi and Camoens, 1970], in Bengal [Mukherjee el al., 1974;Walter et al, 1972], Papiha and Wastell, 1974Tiwari, 1961, 1964Seth et al, 1971Blake el al.. 1971Papiha and Wastell, 1974Singh el al., 1974Chopra, 1970 present study Mukherjee and Das, 1970Walter el al., 1972| Mukherjee et al, 1974Goedde cl al., 1972Tiwari, I960, 1963Kirk and Lai, 1961Baxi and Parikh, 1967 in Assam [G oedde el al., 1972], in Madhya [Roberts el al., 1974] and in Kerala [Papiha and W astell, 1974]. G o ed de et al [1972] reported two ins tances of the transferrin B gene in an Assam population.…”