1963
DOI: 10.1159/000460718
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Gamma Globulin Levels in Several Populations

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“…Studies which show that American Negroes have higher immunoglobulin levels than Caucasians (Pollak, Mandema, Doig, Moore, and Kark, 1961;Fudenberg, 1963), Tibetans than Swiss (Hartmann and Ritzel, 1967), and African Negroes domiciled in England than Caucasians (Cohen, McGregor, and Carrington, 1961) provide further evidence that immunoglobulin levels are under genetic control.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…Studies which show that American Negroes have higher immunoglobulin levels than Caucasians (Pollak, Mandema, Doig, Moore, and Kark, 1961;Fudenberg, 1963), Tibetans than Swiss (Hartmann and Ritzel, 1967), and African Negroes domiciled in England than Caucasians (Cohen, McGregor, and Carrington, 1961) provide further evidence that immunoglobulin levels are under genetic control.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%