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Hb Lepore in the Indian Population

Hemoglobin, 2003
A study of the spectrum of beta-thalassemia mutations in 230 patients with thalassemia major and 90 patients with thalassemia intermedia revealed mutations producing Hb Lepore in four patients. Two were homozygous and two were compound heterozygous for Hb Lepore and beta-thalassemia.
Ramachandran V, Shaji, Eunice Sindhuvi, Edison, Rajagopal, Krishnamoorthy, Mammen, Chandy, Alok, Srivastava   +4 more
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The distribution of mercury in the Indian population

Science of The Total Environment, 1986
Data have been obtained for the distribution of mercury in a non-occupationally exposed Indian adult group and compared with data available from other regions. The biological elimination half time for mercury of 33 days obtained here is in good agreement with the corresponding value for inorganic mercury compounds.
V K, Panday, M, Parameswaran, S D, Soman
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Paracetamol Metabolism in Indian Population

Arzneimittelforschung, 2011
To investigate the profile of paracetamol (CAS 103-90-2, Calpol) metabolism in Indian population and to compare with the profiles of studies conducted in other populations, a study was conducted in 100 healthy male human volunteers. After an overnight fast, the volunteers were administered an oral dose of 1 g of paracetamol, urine was collected up to 8
Santosh K, Pabba, Sambamurthy, Bolla, Rajnarayana, Kandhagatla, Madhusudana R, Chaluvadi, Devarakonda R, Krishna   +4 more
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Further Observations on the In^a (Indian) Antigen in Indian Populations

Vox Sanguinis, 1974
Abstract. Incidence of the Ina antigen in 1749 Indians in Bombay was 2.9%, and the gene frequency of Ina was 0.0371. Classification of these subjects into various broad communities showed the incidence of In(a+) to range from 2.3 to 4.5%. Ina was equally distributed in various ABO groups and in Rho‐positive and Rho‐negative individuals. Family studies
S S, Badakere, B B, Parab, H M, Bhatia
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Gene diversity in Indian populations

Human Genetics, 1977
Gene frequency data of ten protein and enzyme loci in seven populations of India were collected from the literature. The gene differentiation among seven populations relative to total population was only 0.6%, indicating that the genic variation between populations was small compared to that within them.
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Population Trends in an Indian Village

Scientific American, 1970
The declining birthrates and death rates in the village of Narangwal Ludhiana District Punjab India are cited as reasons for hope that Indias demographic situation will improve as prosperity increases. The Johns Hopkins University Rural Health Research Project was set up in this village because its problems of increasing population fragmentation of ...
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Is there a pattern of gene differentiation in the Indian populations

Human Genetics, 1978
Indian populations divided into a number of endogamous groups consisting of different castes, languages, religions, and tribes provide unique opportunities for examining the extent and nature of genetic differentiation at a microevolutionary stage.
R, Chakraborty, A K, Roychoudhury
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Dyslipidemia in subclinical hypothyroidism in an Indian population

Clinical Biochemistry, 2011
In view of inconsistent reports on the prevalence of dyslipidemia in subclinical hypothyroidism (SCH), we studied lipid abnormalities in Indian subjects with SCH.A cross sectional study of 5343 subjects divided in two groups, Group-1 (age≤18 years) and Group-2 (age>18 years) was undertaken.
Raman K, Marwaha, Nikhil, Tandon, M K, Garg, Ratnesh, Kanwar, A, Sastry, A, Narang, S, Arora, Kuntal, Bhadra   +7 more
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Exophthalmometric values in a normal Indian population

Orbit, 2001
PURPOSE. The purpose of this study was to establish a set of exophthalmometric values in a normal Indian population and to compute a regression equation for calculating these values. METHODS. Twenty-five-hundred clinically normal Indians of both sexes in the age group of 3-80 years, who did not have local or systemic disease likely to affect orbital or
Punita, Kumari Sodhi, V P., Gupta, Ravindra M., Pandey   +2 more
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Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency in an Indian population

Cancer Chemotherapy and Pharmacology, 2006
Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase (DPD) deficiency is prevalent in 3-5% of the Caucasian population; however, the frequency of this pharmacogenetic syndrome in the Indian population and other racial and ethnic groups remains to be elucidated.We describe an Indian patient who presented to clinic for the treatment of gastric adenocarcinoma with 5 ...
Muhammad Wasif, Saif, Lori, Mattison, Tom, Carollo, Hany, Ezzeldin, Robert B, Diasio   +4 more
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