Hum Hered. 1976;26(4):267-71.

Linkage relations of the loci for Kell and phenylthiocarbamide taste sensitivity.

Conneally PM, Dumont-Driscoll M, Huntzinger RS, Nance WE, Jackson CE.

Abstract

Linkage analysis of Kell:PTC loci demonstration close linkage, theta = 0.045 with a lod score of 10.78. The results, which include the Sutter blood group, support the hypothesis that Sutter is a part of the Kell system.

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