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Genetic Evidence for Four Common Alleles at the Phospho‐glucomutase‐1 Locus (PGM1) Detectable by Isoelectric Focusing

John G. Sutton, Robert M. Burgess

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The existence of 4 alleles of phosphoglucomutase (PGM1) in human red cell lysates has been demonstrated by isoelectric focusing confirming earlier work by Bark et al. and Kuhnl et al. A survey of 101 red cell lysates and the inheritance of these alleles in 24 families are now described.

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The existence of 4 alleles of phosphoglucomutase (PGM1) in human red cell lysates has been demonstrated by isoelectric focusing confirming earlier work by Bark et al. and Kuhnl et al. A survey of 101 red cell lysates and the inheritance of these alleles in 24 families are now described.

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The existence of 4 alleles of phosphoglucomutase (PGM1) in human red cell lysates has been demonstrated by isoelectric focusing confirming earlier work by Bark et al. and Kuhnl et al. A survey of 101 red cell lysates and the inheritance of these alleles in 24 families are now described.

Key concepts: Isoelectric focusing, Phosphoglucomutase, Allele, Locus (genetics), Red Cell, Genetics, Biology, Molecular biology

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