Climate associated variations in the human serum albumin level.

Humangenetik Pub Date : 1975-12-23 DOI:10.1007/BF00275146
H Walter, B Schöbel
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Abstract

Quantitative determinations of the human serum albumin level showed significantly higher values in tropical (Negroes 46.98 mg/ml, Indians 54.30 mg/ml) than in non-tropical populations (Germans 44.41 mg/ml). These observations are in agreement with those of several other authors. It is assumed that these variations in the serum albumin level are related to climate, and that they may indicate some biological advantage of higher albumin levels under the climatic conditions of tropical biotops. This hypothesis is discussed considering several aspects.

人类血清白蛋白水平的气候相关变化。
定量测定人类血清白蛋白水平显示热带人群(黑人46.98 mg/ml,印第安人54.30 mg/ml)显著高于非热带人群(德国人44.41 mg/ml)。这些观察结果与其他几位作者的观点一致。据推测,血清白蛋白水平的这些变化与气候有关,并且它们可能表明在热带生物顶的气候条件下,较高的白蛋白水平具有某些生物学优势。从几个方面讨论了这一假设。
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