Abstract
Population frequencies of the two patterns of pepsinogen excretion (with and without pepsinogen 5) and family studies indicate that pepsinogen 5 is controlled by a pair of genes, Pg a and Pg b , at a single autosomal locus and that Pg a is dominant.
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PepsinGeneticsLocus (genetics)BiologyPopulationGeneFamily studiesMedicineBiochemistryEnzyme
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- 168
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- 144-145
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I. Michael Samloff,
Philip L. Townes
(1970).
Pepsinogens: Genetic Polymorphism in Man.
Science
, 168
(3927)
, 144-145.
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.168.3927.144
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- DOI
- 10.1126/science.168.3927.144