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Insulin resistance and Lewis phenotypes (view)

19q13.3 (view)

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Allele (view)
Haplotype (view)

Nutrigenomics (view)

FUT3 (view)

Lewis blood group phenotype as an independent risk factor for coronary heart disease (view)

References (view)

Antigen (view)

Fucosyltransferases (view)

Glycolipids (view)

Glycoproteins (view)

Glycoconjugates (view)

Pathology (view)
Myeloperoxidase (view)

Factor VIII (view)

Helicobacter pylori infection, ABO and secretor blood groups (view)

Natural selection (view)

Lectin (view)

ABO Blood Group (view)

ABO and Secretor Blood group Genetics (view)

Autosomal dominant (view)
Genetic drift (view)
Neutral theory of molecular evolution (view)
Glycosphingolipids (view)
Oligosaccharide (view)
Amorph (view)
Galactose (view)
GalNAc (view)
Blood Groups and Anthropology (view)

Phylogenetics (view)

Karl Landsteiner (view)

Anthropology (view)

H-h blood group system (view)

Thomsen-Friedenreich (T-Tn) antigen (view)

Aberrent glycosylation in malignant and pre-malignant states (view)

Blood group antigen proteins (chart) (view)

Gerbich blood group system (view)

Glycophorin (view)
Allelomorph (view)

I Blood Group System (view)

The thalassemias (view)

Kell Blood Group (view)

Distribution of M and N blood groups (view)
Antibody (view)
Sialic acid (view)
Sialogens (view)
IgE (view)

Lectins (view)

N-linked glycosylation (view)

N-acetyl glucosamine (view)

Allergy (view)

A.E. Mourant (view)

Paleoserology (view)