Blake N M, Spargo R M
Hum Hered. 1986;36(5):286-98. doi: 10.1159/000153645.
More than 800 blood samples from members of 13 tribal groups in the northwest of Australia have been tested for 18 enzyme systems controlled by 21 loci and for haemoglobin. Two novel alleles, PGM2(11) and ACP1F, are each restricted to a single tribal population, suggesting relatively recent mutations. Other alleles conform very broadly with their distributions in other Australian Aboriginal populations. In particular, PGM2(3) maintains its inland distribution whilst PGDE and PEP B6 continue to be restricted to the north of the continent. Comparisons between tribes show the Baada to be distinctive, with high values of PGM1(2), GPT2, CA2(4) and ESD2 as well as having the novel allele ACP1F.
对来自澳大利亚西北部13个部落群体成员的800多份血样进行了检测，分析了由21个基因座控制的18种酶系统以及血红蛋白。两个新的等位基因，即PGM2(11)和ACP1F，分别仅在一个部落群体中出现，这表明它们是相对近期发生的突变。其他等位基因的分布与其他澳大利亚原住民群体大致相符。特别是，PGM2(3)保持其在内陆的分布，而PGDE和PEP B6仍然局限于该大陆的北部。部落之间的比较显示，巴达部落具有独特性，其PGM1(2)、GPT2、CA2(4)和ESD2的值较高，并且拥有新的等位基因ACP1F。
