Sukernik R I, Osipova L P, Schanfield M S
Institute of Cytology and Genetics, Siberian Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk.
Exp Clin Immunogenet. 1992;9(1):15-23.
Northern Sel'kup people residing in the upper Taz and the tributaries of Turukhan Rivers were typed for immunoglobulin heavy chain (GM) allotypes. The Sel'kups exhibited a unique GM*-G haplotype circulating within the tribe in low but almost polymorphic frequency along with common GMF B and GMA T haplotypes, the former a Caucasian marker and the latter a northern Oriental population's marker. Contemporary Sel'kups show a higher frequency of GMA T than the westwardly situated Forest Nentsi, reflecting recent historical events in the region such as admixture with the Evenki of Middle Siberia. Within the area located between lower Ob and Yenisey rivers, the unique GM-N B haplotype, restricted to the Forest Nentsi, and the unique GM*-N' G haplotype, restricted to the Sel'kups, serve as GM markers discriminating between these two adjacent tribes.
对居住在塔兹河上游以及图鲁汉河支流的北塞尔库普人进行了免疫球蛋白重链（GM）别型分型。塞尔库普人呈现出一种独特的GM*-G单倍型，以低频率但近乎多态的频率在部落中流传，同时还有常见的GMF B和GMA T单倍型，前者是高加索人的标记，后者是北方东方人群的标记。当代塞尔库普人GMA T的频率高于西部的森林涅涅茨人，这反映了该地区近期的历史事件，如与中西伯利亚埃文基人的混合。在鄂毕河下游和叶尼塞河之间的区域，仅限于森林涅涅茨人的独特GM-N B单倍型以及仅限于塞尔库普人的独特GM*-N' G单倍型，作为区分这两个相邻部落的GM标记。
