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Blood polymorphism frequencies in the T ofinu, the "Water Men" of Southern Benin
No full textInformations on the genetic constitution (AcP, EsD, PGMl> AK, 6-PGD, Hb, Hp, Cp and Gc blood systems) of the Tofinu, a lacustrine population living in the pile-work of the Guinean coast (Southern Benin), are reported. The Tofinu gene fre¬quencies are much as would be expected from the geographical position of this country.
The AcP, Hp and Hb fJ gene frequencies are compared with those of the other eth¬nic groups of Southern Benin as the Goun, Fon, Djedje, and Nago, using the contingen¬cy chi-square test of homogeneity. On the average, the five groups do not show any sig¬nificant differences. Thus it results that there seems to be a common genetic origin and that the cultural-linguistic differentiation followed the evolutive biological process for the populations of this country
La necropoli dell'età del bronzo di Olmo di Nogara (Verona): primi risultati dello studio paleopatologico
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The AcP polymorphism frequencies in the Mbugu and Sango of Central Africa (correlations between the P" allele frequencies and some climatic factors in Africa)
No full textThis paper reports AcP frequencies in the Mbugu and Sango of Central Africa. Among 39 sub-Saharan populations, correlations between P' allele frequencies and latitude, humidity and altitude indicate that AcP frequencies are significantly correlated with humidity, temperature and altitude. The first-order correlations (constant humidity) diminish by approximately 70% relative to the zero-order correlation
The determination of the Cp and Hp polymorphisms
No full textThe phenotypes of the Cp and Hp serum polvmorphisms were de¬termined on a total of 22 Macaca fuscata fuscata.
For the Cp types a single band was observed with a fast mobility in respect to the human Cp B band.
Referring to the Hp system for some samples, in addition to the usual single band corresponding to the human Hp 1-1, one additional faint band which migrated in the approximate position of the slower¬moving human Hp 2-1 band was observed.
Such a result is discussed
Un caso di meloreostosi associato a DISH in uno scheletro del VI sec. a. C. da Montescaglioso (Matera)
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