Science. 1963 May 17;140(3568):816-7.

Catalase abnormality in a Caucasian family in the United States.

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An erythrocyte catalase with atypical electromigration velocity was discovered in three generations of a family of Scandinavian-British extraction. Six members are heterozygous for the hereditary autosomal character; no abnormal homozygotes were found. The condition is associated with normal erythrocyte catalase activity and with no clinical or subclinical disease.

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