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Glyoxalase I Polymorphismus: Phänotypenverteilung und Genfrequenzen in Portugal

Glyoxalase I polymorphisms: Distribution of phenotypes and gene frequencies in Portugal

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Phenotypes of glyoxalase I (GLO I) were determined in 1,000 unrelated persons from Portugal giving the gene frequencies GLO1=0.463 and GLO2=0.537.

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Phänotypen der Glyoxalase wurden bestimmt bei 1000 nicht miteinander verwandten Personen aus Portugal. Genfrequenzen für GLO1=0,463 und GLO2=0,537 wurden errechnet.

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Weissmann, J., Pribilla, O. Glyoxalase I Polymorphismus: Phänotypenverteilung und Genfrequenzen in Portugal. Z Rechtsmed 86, 205–211 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00203796

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