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    ISSN: 1437-1596
    Keywords: ABH antigens, identification from tracheal and epiglottic glands ; Lewis antigens, in tracheal and epiglottic glands ; AB complex ; ABH-Antigene, in Tracheal- und Epiglottisdrüsen ; Lewis-Antigene, in Tracheal- und Epiglottisdrüsen ; Avidin-Biotin (AB)-Komplex
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Medicine , Law
    Description / Table of Contents: Zusammenfassung Mit Hilfe monoklonaler Antikörper wurden die ABH-und Lewis-Antigene in Drüsen von Trachea und Epiglottis in formalinfixiertem und paraffineingebettetem Material untersucht. Die Reaktion der mukösen Drüsenzellen zeigte eine Übereinstimmung mit der festgestellten ABO-Blutgruppe. Bei einer Person der Blutgruppe A, Le(a−b−) war keine Reaktion mit Antikörpern nachweisbar, bei einer anderen der gleichen Blutgruppe nur eine Reaktion mit Anti-A. Die mukösen Zellen aller Untersuchten der Blutgruppe Le(a+b−) reagierten nur mit Anti-Lea. Bei Vorliegen der Blutgruppe O Le(a−b+) ergab sich eine sehr intensive Reaktion mit Anti-H und Leb und schwache bis mittlere Reaktionen mit anti Lea. Bei Vorliegen der Blutgruppe Le(a−b+) und A1, B und A1B zeigten die mukösen Zellen eine starke Reaktion mit Anti-A und/oder Anti-B, eine mittlere Reaktion mit Anti-Leb, eine schwache oder keine Reaktion mit Anti-Lea und keine mit Anti-H. Bei Vorliegen der Blutgruppe A2, Le(a−b+) zeigten die Zellen, die mit Anti-A reagierten, keine Reaktion mit Anti-H, und die, welche negativ mit Anti-A waren, eine positive Reaktion mit Anti-H.
    Notes: Summary The localization of ABH and Lewis antigens was examined in formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded human tracheal and epiglottic glands using monoclonal anti A, B, H, Lea and Leb antibodies. The mucous cells of the glands showed reactivity with antibodies corresponding to the respective ABO blood groups of the tissue donors. The mucous cells from one blood group A, Le(a−b−) individual showed no reactivity with any antibodies and those from another blood group A, Le(a−b−) individual showed reactivity only with anti A antibody. In individuals from blood group Le(a+b−) of all ABO groups, the mucous cells reacted exclusively with anti Lea. In blood group O, Le(a−b+) individuals, the mucous cells showed intense reaction with anti H and Leb antibodies and weak to moderate reactivity with anti Lea. In Le(a−b+) individuals of A1, B and A1B blood groups, the mucous cells showed strong reactivity with anti A and/or B antibodies, moderate with anti Leb, weak or no activity with anti Lea and absent with anti H. In blood group A2 Le(a−b+) individuals, the mucous cells stained with anti A were weakly stained or completely unstained with anti H antibody, but cells negative with anti A gave strong positive reactions with anti H antibody.
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    International journal of legal medicine 112 (1998), S. 72-74 
    ISSN: 1437-1596
    Keywords: Key words Multiplex STR profiling ; Automated DNA sequencer ; Romany (Gypsy) population ; Population ; genetics ; Hungary
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Medicine , Law
    Notes: Abstract A population study of Hungarian Romanies was carried out on the STR loci HumLPL, HumF13B, HumFES and HumF13A01. There was little evidence for association of alleles within/between the four STR systems. Allele frequency distributions were significantly different between the Romany and the previously reported Central Hungarian population databases. Population differentiation was estimated by computing F- and º-statistics as well as frequency estimate differences of individual phenotypes for these two population samples. The results suggest that the population structure may have an effect on the interpretation of forensic DNA evidence in Hungary. Phylogenetic tree reconstruction with six populations from three major ethnic groups revealed a relatively distant genetic relationship of the Baranya Romanies with other Caucasian populations.
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