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Human Genetics|September 1, 1988
Beta-globin gene linked DNA haplotypes and frameworks in three South-East Asian populationsJ Hundrieser, T Sanguansermsri, T Papp, et al.Hemoglobin|January 1, 1990
Beta zero-thalassemia in a Thai family is caused by a 3.4 kb deletion including the entire beta-globin geneT Sanguansermsri, M Pape, M Laig, et al.Human Mutation|March 25, 1999
Beta-thalassemia in the German population: mediterranean, Asian and novel mutations. Mutations in brief no.228. OnlineG Flatz, K Wilke, Y V Syagailo, et al.Tropical and Geographical Medicine|September 1, 1986
Distribution of the adult lactase phenotypes in TurkeyG Flatz, H J Henze, E Palabiyikoglu, et al.Human Heredity|January 1, 1988
DNA haplotypes and frameworks associated with the beta-globin gene in the Kachari population of Assam (India)J Hundrieser, R Deka, B C Gogoi, et al.Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift (1946)|February 7, 1975
[Alpha-antitrypsin deficiency in infancy]R Exss, H W Rotthauwe, P J Schattenberg, et al.Immunobiology|October 1, 1986
A simple index relating clinical activity in Crohn's disease with T cell activation: hematocrit, frequency of liquid stools and urinary neopterin as parametersG Reibnegger, R Bollbach, D Fuchs, et al.Human Genetics|December 1, 1989
The spectrum of beta-thalassemia mutations in northern and northeastern ThailandM Laig, T Sanguansermsri, S Wiangnon, et al.Hemoglobin|January 1, 1990
Direct demonstration of the HB Suan-Dok mutation in the alpha 2-globin gene by restriction analysis with Sma IJ Hundrieser, T Sanguansermsri, M Laig, et al.Human Genetics|September 10, 1976
Persistence of high intestinal lactase activity (lactose tolerance) in AfghanistanA G Rahimi, H Delbrück, R Haeckel, et al.Pageof 8