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Radzhabov, MO, Shamov, IA, Gasaev, DG, Goldenkova-Pavlova, IV, Shil'nikova, IN and Shneĭder, IuV (2010) [Gene pool of Dagestan ethnic groups: polymorphism of classical gene markers in the Darghin ethnic group]. Genetika 46:1692-9 |
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The work is part of a study of the gene pool for Daghestan ethnic groups. In total, 38 alleles and eight genotypes were studied at 14 loci (AB0, Rhesus, P, Lewis, Kell, HP, GC, C'3, TF, 6-PGD, GLO1, ESD, ACP, and PGM1) of immunogenetic and biochemical polymorphic gene systems. A high frequency of allele d of the Rhesus system was observed in all populations examined (0.399-0.474). Among the rare haplotypes of the Rhesus system, we observed CDE in the Degva population, Cde in the Sergokala and Degva populations, and cdE in the Sergokala and Vanashimakhi populations. The typical Caucasian ACP1c allele of the ACP1 locus, which is rather uncommon, was observed at a relatively high frequency in three (Segokala, Vanashimakhi, and Gubden) of the four local populations under study. In the Lewis system, a high frequency of the Le(a+b+) phenotype, which is characteristic of early childhood, was detected in the adult populations of Sergokala and Degva. The rare PGM1v allele of the phosphoglucomutase 1 system (PGM 1) was additionally observed in the Sergokala population. Statistical analysis identified 19 cases where the observed phenotype frequencies significantly differed from the frequencies expected from the Hardy--Weinberg equilibrium. |
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Alleles; Blood Group Antigens/genetics; Dagestan; European Continental Ancestry Group/genetics; Gene Pool; Genetic Markers; Haplotypes; Humans; Polymorphism, Genetic |
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