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Red cell esterase D in studies of paternity cases in the United Kingdom
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|January 1, 1975
Abstract:
The recently discovered genetic polymorphism of human red cell esterase D has been applied to 156 cases of disputed paternity, along with other well-established systems. The results indicate that esterase D is a useful additional genetic marker for use in paternity testing.
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