CURRENT STATUS OF BLOOD GROUPS IN CATTLE
CURRENT STATUS OF BLOOD GROUPS IN CATTLE
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牛血型的现状
DOI:
10.1111/j.1749-6632.1962.tb34640.x
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发表时间:
1962
影响因子:
5.2
通讯作者:
C. Stormont
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作者:
C. Stormont
The discovery of additional phenotypic variability in relatively long-established systems of blood groups sometimes comes about rather suddenly after long periods of quiescence. The M-N system of man (Landsteiner and Levine, 1928) is a case in point, For a period of approximately 20 years that system was regarded for all purposes as a two-blood-factor (M and N), two-allele (LM and LN), three-phenotype (M, MN, and N) system, even though variants (Nz) of agglutinogen N were known. Then, beginning with the discovery of blood factor S (Walsh and Montgomery, 1947), the M-N-S system, as it is presently known, has become expanded into a polyphenotype system involving numerous alleles, perhaps well over 30. The F-V system of cattle was, a t the time of its inception in 1943, a perfect analogue in infrahuman species of the original M-N system of man. Like M-N, it appeared as a two-blood-factor (F and V), two-allele (f" andfV), three-phenotype (F, FV and V) system (Stormont, 1952), and it remained that way for approximately 15 years. Like M-N-S, F-V is presently experiencing a period of expansion but here the deveIopments are so recent that they have not had previous coverage in published writings. Another system in cattle which has been undergoing considerable expansion within the past year or so is that now known as A but originally called A-H. I t is the aim of the present review to bring the reader up to date not only with the developments in established systems of cattle blood groups but also with the studies of new systems. Brief mention is made of some of the recent innovations in techniques of cattle blood typing, and some attention is also given to the subject of cattle or cattlelike systems in other species.
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发表时间:
1947
影响因子:
11.1
作者:
S. Burhoe
通讯作者:
S. Burhoe