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Sex ratio in man: an analysis of the relationship with ABO blood groups and placental alkaline phosphatase phenotype.

Secondary sex ratio (SR) in man is influenced by various genetic and environmental factors. It has been observed that SR in subjects of blood group B compatible with their mothers is higher than in other subjects. The analysis of 676 newborns of the Rome population and 1,684 newborns of the New Haven (Connecticut) population have confirmed a higher SR in B group subjects compatible with their mothers. The data also indicate that placental alkaline phosphatase is another genetic factor influencing SR in man and that there is a strong interaction among ABO phenotype, fetomaternal ABO compatible status and PAP phenotype concerning their effects on SR.

ABO Blood-Group System↗

Genetic and non-genetic determination of repeatability of blood and milk indices in black-and-white cows.

A herd of cows of the same age, kept in a stable system under controlled environmental conditions, was used to estimate the repeatability of diagnostic blood and milk indices in several stages of the I, II and III lactation. Attention was paid to genetic and non-genetic sources of phenotypic variation. Statistically significant values of the regression coefficient were found for the following milk parameters: fat and protein content, milk density, calcium, potassium and lysozyme levels, as well as the following blood parameters: leucocytes' number, lymphocytes and neutrophils number, uric acid content, leucocytes acid phosphatase activity, lysozyme and blood serum alkaline phosphatase activity. Examined indices were analysed which proved to be suitable for prognostic and breeding application.

Animals↗