Blood Grouping Tests on 300 Mummies

William Clouser Boyd · Lyle Gifford Boyd

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Paleopathology and ancient diseases Blood groups and transfusion Forensic and Genetic Research

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Summary Blood grouping tests, by the absorption-technic, are described on over 300 mummies, American and Egyptian. In several samples a specific absorptive power indicated the presence of A and B. Such results were obtained with certain Basket Maker and Peruvian mummies, and in particular, among the Egyptians, A and B seem to be present in certain predynastic mummies more than 5,000 years old. The precipitin-reaction was doubtfully positive in a small number of specimens.

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