Two Families with Gm(b) Types Lacking Part of the Gm(b) Mosaic

Genetic (Gm) Determinants of the γ2c (Vi) Subclass of Human IgG Immunoglobulins

“…The Burg family has been reported before as a second example of Gm(c) occurring in Caucasians [9]. The Klin and the Brea families were studied because in a previous investigation [8] certain of their members had been found t o have some, but to lack other Gm(b) specificities; the Stoe family because the propositus was Gm(c3 + c5 +); and the Hess family because the serum of the propositus contained anti-Gm(c5).…”