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Studies in Isohemagglutination

I. Theoretical Considerations

From the Pathology Laboratory, Brooklyn Jewish Hospital

Abstract

Of all the theories on the heredity of blood groups that have been presented up to the present time, Bernstein's theory is most satisfactory. Apparent exceptions to this theory are due to: (a) faulty technique; (b) failure to test a sufficient number of people; (c) errors in computation; (d) failure to study a homogeneous group, and (e) selection of a subgroup for study which is not representative of the entire group.