Recognition of a Further Common Rh Genotype in Man

R. R. Race; G. L. Taylor; D. F. Cappell; M. N. McFarlane

doi:10.1038/153052a0

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GenotypeMeaning (existential)Subject (documents)PopulationRh blood group systemDemographyGeneticsMedicinePolitical scienceBiologyGenePhilosophySociologyEpistemologyComputer scienceLibrary science

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Year: 1944
Type: article
Volume: 153
Issue: 3871
Pages: 52-53
Citations: 52
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                                    R. R. Race, 
                                
                                    G. L. Taylor, 
                                
                                    D. F. Cappell
                                
                                et al.
                            
                            (1944). 
                            Recognition of a Further Common Rh Genotype in Man. 
                            Nature
                            , 153
                            (3871)
                            , 52-53.
                            https://doi.org/10.1038/153052a0
                        

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DOI: 10.1038/153052a0