S J Seefried-Lehmann, H Walter, H Danker-Hopfe, O Rickards, G F De Stefano
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Investigations on the variability of four genetic serum protein markers (HP; TF, GC and PI subtypes) in Italy.
14 population samples from various Italian regions with a total of 2.577 unrelated male and female individuals were typed for four polymorphic serum protein polymorphisms: HP, and TF, GC and PI subtypes. The regional distribution of the allele frequencies of these four polymorphisms shows a considerable heterogeneity, which is for the most part statistically significant, thus indicating an obvious genetic variability of the population of the Italian Peninsula.