Titlebook: Blood Groups of Animals; Proceedings of the 9 Josef Matou?ek Conference proceedings 1965 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1965 Sal

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Fluctuations of the Level of Conglutinin in Bovine SeraConglutinin is a heat-stable globulin which occurs most abundantly in normal bovine serum. It is recognized by its ability to aggregate or conglutinate red blood cells which have been coated with antibody and have adsorbed or fixed complement.

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Investigations on Producing Test Sera for Determination of Blood Groups in PigsInvestigations on the production of test sera were initiated in Poland, in 1956, by A. Wróblewski at the Polish Academy of Sciences and continued by the authors at the Agricultural College in Poznaň.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-38023-Xon this subject before 1940, is increasing gradually. Without disregarding the value of these reports, we may state here that the fundamental work which has been developed in this field in the Department of Genetics at the University of Wisconsin is to be considered as the basis for blood grouping w

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Al-B-N (Aluminium - Boron - Nitrogen),oth scientific and practical purposes. The investigations by Ferguson (1941) revealed considerable differences in blood antigenic factors between the various breeds. Evidence for extensive series of alleles in two systems, the B and C, has been given by Stormont, Owen and Irwin (1951).

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Al-B-C (Aluminium - Boron - Carbon),ers such as transferrins, haemoglobins, lactoglobulins, casein, etc. have provided additional markers on the cattle chromosomes. Studies on linkage between loci for some of those traits were reported. Morton et al. (1956) studied the possibility of linkage between various blood group systems and wer

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Materials Science International Team MSIT?henogroups were established, of which those with a frequency of more than 1% have been reported by Nasrat et al. (1964). The first report on the C-system was presented by Stormont et al. (1951) on the distributions of 22 C-system phenogroups in four breeds of cattle in U. S. A. In 1959, information