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The frequency oe heterozygosis in free-living populations ofdrosophila melanogaster anddrosophila subobsgura

Journal of Genetics, 1936
1. Free-living populations ofD. melanogaster andD. subobscura show a considerable incidence of heterozygosis for autosomal recessives. In 1933 frequencies wereD. subobscum 0.277 ±0.117,D. melanogaster 0.177±0.100, and in 1934D. subobscum 0.636 ± 0.149 andD. melanogaster 0.924 ± 0.251. Differences between successive years are largely accounted for by
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[Biochemical and clinical studies of 2 new Italian cases of Hb G-Ferrara heterozygosis].

Bollettino della Societa italiana di biologia sperimentale, 1979
The Authors report the data concerning a family coming from Ficarolo (Rovigo). The father and one son were found hematologically healthy, but resulted carriers of Hb G-Ferrara. This is an unstable rare pigment with a replacement in the beta 57 (E-1) helicoidal position.
GUERRASIO, Angelo, SAGLIO, Giuseppe, CAMASCHELLA C., PICH PG, BARBERIS E., DEL PONTE D., IZZO P.   +6 more
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Lung function decline in patients with alpha1-antitripsin heterozygosis: preliminary data

Molecular pathology and funct. genomics, 2020
Paolo Gaboardi, Elisa Franceschi, Andrea Cristiano, Andrea Airoldi, Maurizio Rizzi, Dejan Radovanovic, Pierachille Santus   +6 more
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Red Cell Exchange Transfusion in Severe HbS/Beta‐Thalassemia Double Heterozygosis

Vox Sanguinis, 1995
M. Gavoni, G.L. Lodi, M. Lunghi
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Heterozygote and Heterozygosis

2001
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Translocation heterozygosis in man.

American journal of human genetics, 1966
J M, Trujillo, R S, Zeller, R A, Plessala, B, List-Young   +3 more
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Heterozygosis Due To Mutation in a Self-Fertilizing Population

Journal of Heredity, 1969
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[Heterozygosis and fertility in cattle].

DTW. Deutsche tierarztliche Wochenschrift, 1971
F, Pirchner, S, Chakrabarti, J, Erlacher, W, Schleger, H, Rohrbacher   +4 more
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Banana improvement for subtropical regions: Maximizing heterozygosis for better adaptability : [S18.006]

2010
The many edible bananas originated primarily in tropical regions and the crop thrives best in the humid tropics. Banana cultivation in subtropical regions faces numerous abiotic constraints like droughts, poor quality of irrigation water, wide daily and/or seasonal temperature variations and winds.
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[On porphyrin metabolism in drepanocytic heterozygosis].

Minerva medica, 1971
V, Battistini, G, Ricco, E, Gallo, G, Bianco, A, Ramello   +4 more
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