Abstract
ABSTRACTThe distribution of the three GLO phenotypes was examined and age studies were conducted. A total of 357 liquid blood samples were obtained from the Canadian Red Cross in Vancouver, B.C. Bloodstains were made from these samples and stored at 22 degrees C., 4 degrees C., and—13 degrees C. These were retyped at various weekly intervals to determine the age at which banding patterns could still be interpreted.
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