The Rh and MNS blood groups of some students from India

Blood Agglutinogens of the Mexicans

“…The Lea antigen has very much the same frequency in the different white populations so far studied (Andresen, P., 1948; Race, Sanger, Lawler, Bertinshaw, 1949). W6 determined it in the Mexicans from Mexico City* and the Otomis, finding a frequency of 12.06 and 9.87 % respectively …”

Blood Groups of Some Non—europeans in Fiji

“…The Indians also have cde (r) and Cde (R') in addition to CDe (R 1 ), cDE (R 2 ) and cDe (Ro). Both the phenotypes cdeJcde (rr) and CdeJcde (R'r) which disclose the chromosome combinations cde (r) and Cde (R') respectively, have previously been identified in Indians (Prasad, Ikin and Mourant, 1949). In the analysis of the Indians (Table III) the figures shown for CDe/cDe (RIR o ) are the summation of the figures for CDe/cDe (RIRo) and CDe/cde (RIr); and for cDE/cDe (R 2Ro) the summation of cDE/cDe (R 2Ro) and cDE/cde (R 2r).…”

THE ABO, MNS AND RH BLOOD GROUPS OF THE NIGERIANS

“…When the tests had been completed and the results sorted into the four classes mentioned above, gene frequencies were calculated as described by Chalmers, Ikin & Mourant (1949) and Prasad, Ikin & Mourant (1949). The methods used are described in greater detail by Mourant (1953).…”