Background: ABO and Rhesus factor (Rh) blood type are germane in human life in genetics
and clinical studies. Aim of the study: The review was undertaken with the objective to …

The aims of this review were to understand the roles of bitter taste genes in humans. Some
of the peoples have the capacity to taste some chemical substance such as …

Background: Frequency distribution of blood groups is important as it is used in modern
medicine, genetic research, anthropology, and tracing ancestral relations of humans. The …

Background: Blood is an essential body fluid for the transport of substances to all parts of the
body. Knowledge of blood group distribution within any population is important in …

Background: It has been well documented that the ABO and Rhesus remain clinically the
most significant blood group systems. There is limited information on the gene frequency of …

Abstract Knowledge on blood group phenotypes is of key importance in clinical practice. It
used in blood transfusion practice to determine the direction of recruitment of voluntary …

Background The ability to taste phenylthiocarbamide (PTC), a bitter chemical has long been
known to be a bimodal autosomal trait inherited in a simple Mendelian recessive pattern …

Morphogenetic traits are observable characters inherited by individuals from their parents in
autosomal dominant or recessive manner and expressed differently among populations. The …

Background: Research on ABO group system has been of immense interest, due to its
medical importance in different diseases. Till date only a few studies have been done on the …