Levene C, Medalie J H, Friedlander Y, Cohen T
Isr J Med Sci. 1984 Jun;20(6):509-18.
The distribution of red blood cell antigens of 10,000 Jewish Israeli men are presented by their country of birth. The ABO, MNSs, Rh, Kell, Duffy and Kidd blood groups were examined, and their frequencies were analyzed for each of 20 countries of birth. These results can serve as control and reference data for various studies, both basic and applied, concerning Jewish communities. The data are shown in various ways: phenotype and allele frequencies are presented alphabetically by countries of birth, and the allele frequencies are also shown by lowest to highest frequencies among the communities. The data indicate that Jews from Europe and Morocco tend to have intermediate allele frequencies. At the extremes are mainly Jews from Yemen, Aden and Yugoslavia. These observations are in accordance with previous studies on genetic distances.
10000名以色列犹太男性的红细胞抗原分布情况按其出生国列出。检测了ABO、MNSs、Rh、Kell、Duffy和Kidd血型，并对20个出生国的每种血型频率进行了分析。这些结果可作为有关犹太社区的各类基础和应用研究的对照及参考数据。数据以多种方式呈现：表型和等位基因频率按出生国字母顺序列出，等位基因频率还按各社区中从低到高的频率显示。数据表明，来自欧洲和摩洛哥的犹太人往往具有中等等位基因频率。处于极端情况的主要是来自也门、亚丁和南斯拉夫的犹太人。这些观察结果与先前关于遗传距离的研究一致。
