William Schull

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According to Wikipedia, William Jackson Schull was an American geneticist and Professor Emeritus of Human Genetics at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. He worked for the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission in Japan, was one of the founding members of the Department of Human Genetics at the University of Michigan, and was the founding director of the Center for Demographic and Population Genetics at the University of Texas at Houston. His scientific contributions include studies on the effects of ionizing radiation on human health, the role of heredity and the interaction of heredity and environment in the etiology of chronic disease, the effects of inbreeding in human populations, the mechanisms of adaptations to hypoxic conditions, and the genetic epidemiology of populations burdened by chronic diseases associated with low socio-economic status.

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An adoption study of human obesity. (1986) (1256)
A clinical, pathological, and genetic study of multiple neurofibromatosis (1956) (579)
Studies of the mortality of A-bomb survivors. 7. Mortality, 1950-1978: Part I. Cancer mortality. (1982) (361)
In utero exposure to A-bomb radiation and mental retardation; a reassessment. (1984) (308)
Studies of the mortality of A-bomb survivors. 9. Mortality, 1950-1985: Part 2. Cancer mortality based on the recently revised doses (DS86). (1990) (294)
Genetic effects of the atomic bombs: a reappraisal. (1981) (256)
The children of parents exposed to atomic bombs: estimates of the genetic doubling dose of radiation for humans. (1990) (216)
Socioecological stressor areas and black-white blood pressure: Detroit. (1973) (209)
Origins of u.s. Hispanics: Implications for Diabetes (1991) (196)
Radiation effects. (1982) (195)
Diabetes among Mexican Americans in Starr County, Texas. (1983) (175)
Individual admixture estimates: disease associations and individual risk of diabetes and gallbladder disease among Mexican-Americans in Starr County, Texas. (1986) (175)
A general maximum likelihood estimation program. (1968) (161)
Threshold for radiation-related severe mental retardation in prenatally exposed A-bomb survivors: a re-analysis. (1996) (157)
The effects of inbreeding on Japanese children (1965) (156)
The effects of parental consanguinity and inbreeding in Hirado, Japan. V. Summary and interpretation. (1972) (153)
Congenital malformations, stillbirths, and early mortality among the children of atomic bomb survivors: a reanalysis. (1990) (133)
Which measure of body fat distribution is best for epidemiologic research? (1991) (128)
Malignant tumors during the first 2 decades of life in the offspring of atomic bomb survivors. (1990) (127)
Skin color, ethnicity, and blood pressure I: Detroit blacks. (1978) (127)
Diagnostic importance of café-au-lait spot in neurofibromatosis. (1953) (126)
Empirical risks in consanguineous marriages: sex ratio, malformation, and viability. (1958) (122)
Studies of the mortality of A-bomb survivors. 9. Mortality, 1950-1985: Part 3. Noncancer mortality based on the revised doses (DS86). (1992) (121)
The effect of exposure to the atomic bombs on pregnancy termination in Hiroshima and Nagasaki: preliminary report. (1953) (114)
Cognitive function and prenatal exposure to ionizing radiation. (1999) (111)
Perinatal loss and neurological abnormalities among children of the atomic bomb. Nagasaki and Hiroshima revisited, 1949 to 1989. (1990) (108)
Radiation and the Sex Ratio in Man (1958) (107)
Ionizing radiation and the developing brain. (1990) (106)
The Diabetes Alert study: growth, fatness, and fat patterning, adolescence through adulthood in Mexican Americans. (1984) (102)
RISK OF CANCER AMONG CHILDREN EXPOSED IN UTERO TO A-BOMB RADIATIONS, 1950-84 (1988) (101)
On the robustness of the T02 test in multivariate analysis of variance when variance-covariance matrices are not equal (1964) (99)
Studies of the mortality of A-bomb survivors. 9. Mortality, 1950-1985: Part 1. Comparison of risk coefficients for site-specific cancer mortality based on the DS86 and T65DR shielded kerma and organ doses. (1989) (98)
Radiation-related brain damage and growth retardation among the prenatally exposed atomic bomb survivors. (1998) (97)
Cancer risk among atomic bomb survivors. The RERF Life Span Study. Radiation Effects Research Foundation. (1990) (96)
Exclusion of paternity: the current state of the art. (1974) (93)
Some further observations on the sex ratio among infants born to survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. (1966) (84)
Parkinson's disease. Genetic analysis and evidence of a multifactorial etiology. (1973) (83)
Genetics and the Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases. (1965) (81)
Radiation-related small head sizes among prenatally exposed A-bomb survivors. (1993) (80)
Genetic epidemiology of childhood brain tumors (1991) (79)
Hallermann-Streiff syndrome, a dyscephaly with congenital cataracts and hypotrichosis. (1960) (76)
The effects of parental consanguinity and inbreeding in Hirado, Japan. I. Stillbirths and prereproductive mortality. (1970) (76)
Inclusion probabilities in parentage testing (1984) (75)
A multinational Andean genetic and health program: growth and development in an hypoxic environment. (1978) (74)
Radiation-related posterior lenticular opacities in Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors based on the DS86 dosimetry system. (1990) (73)
Studies of the mortality of A-bomb survivors, report 7. Part III. incidence of cancer in 1959-1978, based on the tumor registry, Nagasaki. (1983) (71)
Effects of Atomic Radiation: A half–century of studies from Hiroshima and Nagasaki (1995) (70)
Centralized obesity and cardiovascular disease risk in Mexican Americans. (1987) (69)
Race and intelligence (1978) (69)
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Telemedicine to Evaluate Diabetic Retinopathy in a Prison Population (2004) (68)
Evidence of a Sex-Dependent Association between the MSX1 Locus and Nonsyndromic Cleft Lip with or without Cleft Palate in the Chilean Population (2001) (67)
The Children of atomic bomb survivors : a genetic study (1992) (65)
Effects of the apolipoprotein E polymorphism on levels of lipids, lipoproteins, and apolipoproteins among Mexican-Americans in Starr County, Texas. (1991) (64)
Brain Damage among the Prenatally Exposed (1991) (64)
A family set method for estimating heredity and stress. I. A pilot survey of blood pressure among Negroes in high and low stress areas, Detroit, 1966-1967. (1970) (63)
Gallbladder disease epidemiology in Mexican Americans in Starr County, Texas. (1985) (63)
MATERNAL RADIATION AND MONGOLISM (1962) (62)
Diabetes alert study: weight history and upper body obesity in diabetic and non-diabetic Mexican American adults. (1984) (60)
Mortality in the children of atomic bomb survivors and controls. (1974) (58)
Fatal Granulomatosis of the Respiratory Tract (Lethal Midline Granuloma-Wegener's Granulomatosis) (1959) (57)
A cohort-type study of survival in the children of parents exposed to atomic bombings. (1966) (55)
Prenatal exposure to ionizing radiation and subsequent development of seizures. (1990) (55)
Ethnicity determination by names among the Aymara of Chile and Bolivia. (1989) (51)
Sex ratio among offspring of childhood cancer survivors treated with radiotherapy (2003) (49)
The effect of parental consanguinity and inbreeding in Hirado, Japan (1970) (48)
Risk of cancer among children exposed in utero to A‐bomb radiations, 1950–84 (1989) (45)
Mortality among the offspring (F1) of atomic bomb survivors, 1946-85. (1991) (44)
Glycosylated hemoglobin determination from capillary blood samples. Utility in an epidemiologic survey of diabetes. (1984) (44)
Environmental Lithium Exposure in the North of Chile—I. Natural Water Sources (2012) (43)
The Multinational Andean Genetic and Health Program. IX. Gene frequencies and rare variants of 20 serum proteins and erythrocyte enzymes in the Aymara of Chile. (1980) (39)
The LD50 associated with exposure to the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. (1989) (39)
The Effect of Exposure to the Atomic Bombs on Pregnancy Termination in Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Preliminary Report (1953) (39)
Cost-effectiveness analysis of telemedicine to evaluate diabetic retinopathy in a prison population. (2005) (39)
The relationship of gamma and neutron radiation to posterior lenticular opacities among atomic bomb survivors in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. (1982) (39)
A review of forty-five years study of Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors. Radiation cataract. (1991) (38)
The effect of inbreeding on mortality and morbidity in two Japanese cities. (1962) (38)
The St. Lawrence Island Eskimos: genetic variation and genetic distance. (1981) (37)
Studies of the mortality of A-bomb survivors. Report 7. Mortality, 1950-1978: Part II. Mortality from causes other than cancer and mortality in early entrants. (1982) (37)
The Aymara of western Bolivia: V. Growth and development in an hypoxic environment. (1980) (36)
Alternative measurements of obesity: accuracy of body silhouettes and reported weights and heights in a Mexican American sample. (1985) (36)
A multinational Andean genetic and health program: VI. Physiological measurements of lung function in an hypoxic environment. (1978) (35)
THE AUTOPSY FINDINGS (1956) (34)
The children of atomic bomb survivors: a synopsis. (2003) (34)
The effects of parental consanguinity and inbreeding in Hirado, Japan. II. Physical development, tapping rate, blood pressure, intelligence quotient, and school performance. (1970) (34)
Altitude, heredity and body proportions in northern Chile. (1978) (32)
Risk of cancer among atomic bomb survivors. (1991) (31)
Heredity, stress and blood pressure, a family set method--I. Study aims and sample flow. (1977) (31)
Genetic factors in lipoprotein variation. (1982) (30)
Body circumferences as alternatives to skinfold measurements of body fat distribution in Mexican-Americans. (1987) (29)
The Aymara of Western Bolivia. IV. Gene frequencies for eight blood groups and 19 protein and erythrocyte enzyme systems. (1978) (29)
Prenatal Exposure to Atomic Radiation and Brain Damage * (1989) (29)
A study of familial aggregation of serum uric acid levels in the population of Tecumseh, Michigan, 1959-1960. (1967) (28)
Caring for survivors of the Chernobyl disaster. What the clinician should know. (1995) (28)
The intrafamilial transmission of rheumatoid arthritis. 3. The lack of support for a genetic hypothesis. (1969) (27)
Dose-response analyses among atomic bomb survivors exposed to low-level radiation. (1987) (27)
A longitudinal study of growth and development of stature among prenatally exposed atomic bomb survivors. (1993) (27)
Genetic epidemiology: four strategies. (1980) (26)
The Aymara : strategies in human adaptation to a rigorous environment (1990) (26)
The intrafamilial transmission of rheumatoid arthritis. I. Design of the study. (1969) (25)
Differential Fertility and Human Evolution (1972) (25)
A family set method for estimating heredity and stress. II. Preliminary results of the genetic methodology in a pilot survey of Negro blood pressure, Detroit, 1966-1967. (1970) (25)
Implications of the Hiroshima-Nagasaki genetic studies for the estimation of the human "doubling dose" of radiation. (1989) (25)
Cataract in atomic bomb survivors based on a threshold model and the occurrence of severe epilation. (1996) (25)
Genetic factors in congenital malformations. Report of a WHO Scientific Group. (1970) (25)
Risk of cancer among children exposed to atomic bomb radiation in utero: a review. (1989) (25)
Genetic Effects of the Atomic Bombs (1962) (24)
Further observations on abnormal brain development caused by prenatal A-bomb exposure to ionizing radiation. (1995) (24)
Frequencies of consanguineous marriage and accumulation of inbreeding in an artifical population. (1970) (24)
A review of forty-five years study of Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors. Brain damage among the prenatally exposed. (1991) (23)
The Multinational Andean Genetic and Health Program,--IV. Altitude and the blood pressure of the Aymara. (1978) (23)
Mortality among atomic bomb survivors. (1991) (23)
Hirado: temporal trends in inbreeding and fertility. (1968) (23)
Heredity, stress and blood pressure, a family set method--V. Heritability estimates. (1977) (23)
A note on the distribution of the number of exclusions to be expected in paternity testing. (1976) (22)
Heredity, stress and blood pressure, a family set method--II. Results of blood pressure measurement. (1977) (22)
Brain damage among individuals exposed prenatally to ionizing radiation: A 1993 review (1997) (21)
Environmental Lithium Exposure in the North of Chile—II. Natural Food Sources (2012) (21)
On Some Trends in Understanding the Genetics of Man (2015) (21)
The somatic effects of exposure to atomic radiation: the Japanese experience, 1947-1997. (1998) (19)
Collected papers of R. A. Fisher. (1973) (19)
Boron levels in man: preliminary evidence of genetic regulation and some implications for human biology. (1996) (18)
Evidence of radiation-induced reduction of height and body weight from repeated measurements of adults exposed in childhood to the atomic bombs. (1994) (18)
The Children of Atomic Bomb Survivors (1991) (18)
Genetic structure of the populations migrating from San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas to Nuevo León in Mexico. (1991) (18)
Cytogenetic Study of the Offspring of Atomic Bomb Survivors, Hiroshima and Nagasaki (1991) (18)
Inbreeding effects on man (1959) (18)
Risk of Cancer among Atomic Bomb Survivors (1991) (17)
Support for genetic diversity project (1997) (17)
Estimating the effective size of human populations. (1970) (17)
The LD50 associated with exposure to the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. (1991) (16)
Sex linkage, inbreedng, and growth in childhood. (1963) (16)
On the Estimation of the Frequency of Nonpaternity. (1963) (16)
Lipoprotein and apolipoprotein levels among Mexican-Americans in Starr County, Texas. (1991) (16)
Heredity, stress and blood pressure, a family set method: epilogue. (1977) (15)
Inbreeding and maternal effects in the Japanese. (1962) (15)
Part IV: Genes and epidemiology in anthropological adaptation studies: Familial correlations in lung function in populations residing at different altitudes in Chile (1980) (15)
Late radiation responses in man: current evaluation from results from Hiroshima and Nagasaki. (1983) (15)
Some genetic programs to supplement self-instruction in FORTRAN. (1967) (15)
Children of the atomic bomb survivors: A genetic study (1994) (14)
The blacks of Panama: their genetic diversity as assessed by 15 inherited biochemical systems. (1978) (14)
Congenital malformations: current knowledge of etiology. (1961) (14)
Neurocutaneous Syndromes in the M Kindred (1953) (14)
The use of multi-allele genetic characters in the diagnosis of twin zygosity. (1955) (14)
Genetic components of variations of red cell glycolytic intermediates at two altitudes among the South American Aymara. (1983) (13)
Environmental lithium exposure in the north of Chile - Tissue exposure indices (2013) (13)
Hypertension and sources of blood pressure variability among Mexican-Americans in Starr County, Texas. (1985) (13)
Heredity, stress and blood pressure, a family set method--III. Family aggregation of hypertension. (1977) (13)
Genetic polymorphism and fertility parameters in the Aymara of Chile and Bolivia (1986) (12)
Some further observations on the effect of inbreeding on mortality in Kure, Japan. (1966) (12)
Heredity, stress and blood pressure, a family set method--IV. Blood pressure adjustment techniques. (1977) (12)
THE EFFECT OF EXPOSURE OF PARENTS TO THE ATOMIC BOMBS ON THE FIRST GENERATION OFFSPRING IN HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI:PRELIMINARY REPORT (1953) (12)
Changes in the pattern of growth in stature related to prenatal exposure to ionizing radiation. (1999) (11)
Multinational Andean genetic and health program: VII. Lung function and physical growth--multivariate analyses in high- and low-altitude populations. (1978) (11)
A multinational Andean genetic and health program. VIII. Lung function changes with migration between altitudes. (1979) (11)
Genetic Effects of the Atomic Bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki (1991) (10)
The intrafamilial transmission of rheumatoid arthritis. 8. Summary of findings. (1969) (10)
Effects of environmental factors on perinatal outcome: neurological development in cases of intrauterine growth retardation and school performance of children perinatally exposed to ionizing radiation. (1993) (10)
Radiation Cataract : II. BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS (1991) (10)
Radioepidemiology of the A-bomb survivors. (1996) (10)
Fatal granulomatosis of the respiratory tract (lethal midline granuloma-Wegener's granulomatosis). (1960) (10)
The Nubians of Kom Ombo: serum and red cell protein types. (1978) (10)
The effects of parental consanguinity and inbreeding in Hirado, Japan. 3. Vision and hearing. (1970) (10)
Consanguinity and the etiology of congenital malformations. (1959) (10)
Xga Blood Group System and the Sex Ratio in Man (1969) (9)
Genetics and public health in the 1990s. (1990) (9)
The intrafamilial transmission of rheumatoid arthritis: an unusual study. (1969) (9)
Genetic structure of human populations. (1979) (9)
Genetic structure of human populations. (1979) (9)
Ionising radiation and the developing human brain (1991) (9)
Studies on the potential genetic effects of the atomic bombs. (1956) (8)
Reproductive problems: fertility teratogenesis and mutagenesis. (1984) (8)
Outcome of pregnancy in women exposed to the atomic bomb in Nagasaki. Atomic bomb exposure and the pregnancies of biologically related parents. A prospective study of the genetic effects of ionizing radiation in man (1959) (8)
Learning disabilities in individuals exposed prenatally to ionizing radiation: the Hiroshima and Nagasaki experiences. (1986) (8)
Paternity exclusion in primates: Two strategies (1979) (7)
[The multinational Andean genetic and health program: II. Disease and disability among the Aymara]. (1979) (7)
Genetics of acheiropodia (the handless and footless families of Brazil). IX. Genetic counseling. (1975) (7)
The multinational Andean genetic and health program: III. Ophthalmic disease and disability among the Aymara. (1979) (7)
[Effect on school performance of prenatal exposure to the Hiroshima atomic bomb]. (1991) (7)
A test for the radomness of the occurrence of a disease trait in familial or other similar ordered sequences of epidemiological data. (1980) (7)
Effect of chronic altitude hypoxia on hematologic and glycolytic parameters. (1982) (6)
The Aymara of Western Bolivia. II. Maxillofacial and dental arch variation. (1978) (6)
A note on the estimation of the ABO gene frequencies and the coefficient of inbreeding. (1969) (6)
Socioeconomic status, obesity and non-insulin dependent diabetes in mexican americans in starr county, texas (1988) (6)
Cancer Risk among In Utero-Exposed Survivors (1991) (6)
Radiation carcinogenesis in humans (1992) (6)
A review of forty-five years study of Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors. Future studies of the prenatally exposed survivors. (1991) (6)
Why is the XX Fitter? Evidence Consistent with an Effect of X-heterosis in the Human Female from Sex Ratio Data in Offspring of First Cousin Marriages (1973) (6)
Adoption study of obesity. (1986) (6)
[The multinational Andean genetic and health program: III. Ophthalmic diseases and disabilities among the Aymaras]. (1979) (6)
Normal centroids, medians and scores for ordinal data (1969) (6)
James Van Gundia Neel. (2000) (6)
The Aymara of Western Bolivia: health and disease. (1980) (6)
Atomic bomb exposure and the pregnancies of biologically related parents. A prospective study of the genetic effects of ionizing radiation in man. (1960) (5)
Human genetics : a selection of insights (1979) (5)
An electrophoretic study of glycolytic enzymes in a human population living at high altitude: the Aymara of northern Chile and western Bolivia (1981) (5)
Studies of Children In Utero during Atomic Bomb Detonations (1995) (5)
The Central Nervous System and in Utero Exposure to Ionizing Radiation: The Hiroshima and Nagasaki Experiences (1985) (5)
Fixed cluster designs in human genetic studies: interpretations and usefulness. (1979) (5)
Absence of linkage between the genes responsible for the sickling phenomenon, the MN blood types, and the S-agglutinogen. (1952) (5)
Hiroshima and Nagasaki: new doses, risks, and their implications. (1990) (5)
Genetic Diversity Survey (1998) (5)
Song Among the Ruins (1990) (5)
The Raymond Pearl memorial lecture, 1992: Ethnicity and disease—more than familiality (1993) (4)
Hematocrit and hemoglobin, ATP and DPG concentrations in Andean man: the interaction of altitude and trace metals with glycolytic and hematologic parameters in man. (1981) (4)
The effect of inbreeding on mortality in Japan. (1962) (4)
Circadian heart rate rhythmicity: comparison between an Eskimo and other population groups. (1981) (4)
A geneticist looks at the radiation hazard. (1959) (4)
The Chilean Aymara and their Reproductive Patterns (1990) (4)
STUDY AIMS AND SAMPLE FLOW (1977) (4)
A review of forty-five years study of Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors. Cancer risk among in utero-exposed survivors. (1991) (4)
2,3-Diphosphoglycerate and night vision. (1981) (4)
Chances of proving nonpaternity with tests for a sex-linked trait. (1975) (3)
Introduction: The Place and the Study (1990) (3)
Ascertainment and the study of discontinuous characteristics in man. (1954) (3)
Environmental Lithium Exposure in the North of Chile—II. Natural Food Sources (2012) (3)
Certain Multivariate Problems Arising in Human Genetics (An Argorithm for Multivariate Regression Analysis) (1962) (3)
Demography and the measurement of Darwinian fitness (1977) (3)
Epidemiology and genetics of endemic goiter. I. Epidemiological aspects. (1983) (3)
Genetic and familial factors in cancer: a population perspective. (1982) (3)
Methods and Perspectives in Cranio-facial Research (1971) (3)
Chronic disease in the workplace and the environment. Reproductive problems: fertility, teratogenesis, and mutagenesis. (1984) (3)
Identifying groups at high risk of colorectal cancer. (1983) (3)
Heredity and risk of disease (1978) (2)
Genetic effects of family planning. (1973) (2)
P03 06 SP – MORTALITY AMONG THE OFFSPRING (F1) OF ATOMIC BOMB SURVIVORS, 1946–85 (1991) (2)
Reply to dr. Morton. (1966) (2)
Perspectives Fulfilled: The Work and Thought of J. V. Neel (1915-2000) (2002) (2)
Genetic counseling: past, present and future. (1973) (2)
POPULATION GENETICS AFTER RADIATION EXPOSURE IN MAN. (1970) (2)
Genes, Enzymes and Hypoxia (1978) (2)
Radiation risk estimation. (1992) (2)
Song Among the Ruins: A Lyrical Account of an American Scientist's Sojourn in Japan after the Atomic Bomb. (1991) (2)
RADIATION EFFECTS ON MAN. HEREDITARY EFFECTS (1963) (2)
Why is the XX Fitter? Evidence Consistent with an Effect of X-heterosis in Women from Sex Ratio Data in Offspring of First Cousin Marriages (1973) (2)
The genetic implications of long-term survival of childhood cancer. Mutation epidemiology. (1987) (2)
The ABO blood groups and the B atypical gene in Brazil: a serologic and population genetic approach to the issue. (1986) (2)
Immunoglobulin (Gm and Km) allotypes in the Aymara of Chile and Bolivia. (1985) (2)
Genetic hazards of ionizing radiation. (1968) (2)
Cancer Risks among Atomic Bomb Survivors (1995) (2)
Risk to disease of Andean populations inhabiting contrasting ecogeographic areas. (1985) (1)
Medical Anthropology in Ecological Perspective.Fourth Edition.ByAnn McElroyand, Patricia K Townsend.Boulder (Colorado): Westview Press. $95.00 (hardcover); $42.00 (paper). xiii + 466 p; ill.; index. ISBN: 0–8133–4098–5 (hc); 0–8133–3821–2 (pb). 2004. (2006) (1)
RECESSIVE LETHALS AND THE BIRTH INTERVAL (1974) (1)
Effects of Atomic Radiation: A Half‐Century of Studies from Hiroshima and Nagasaki and Atomic Bomb Injuries (1996) (1)
Genetic Effects of Radiation (1985) (1)
The segregation of cancer-causing genes in human populations. (1991) (1)
Genetic effects of the atomic bombs. Rejoinder to Dr. de Bellefeuille. (1962) (1)
Birth intervals, inbreeding, and reproductive compensation. (1973) (1)
Needs Assessment for Telemedicine in Japan: Evaluation for Three Different Types of Telemedicine Projects in Urban, Offshore and Rural Areas (2001) (1)
Mutations : Second Conference on Genetics (1962) (1)
A Further Step in Evolving Ideas on Population Genetics@@@First Course in Population Genetics. (1978) (1)
Circadian heart rate rhythmicity in natives living at high altitude. (1980) (1)
Precision of the one‐ versus two‐handed method of skinfold measurement in the obese (1995) (1)
Scientist, journalist, orchidist--will the real James V. Neel please stand up. (1986) (1)
Comparing the "family set" approach to estimate heritability with other conventional estimators: a Monte Carlo simulation. (1980) (1)
Critical Assessment of Genetic Effects of Ionizing Radiation on Pre- and Postnatal Development (1984) (1)
The multinational Andean genetic and health program: II. Disease and disability among the Aymara. (1978) (1)
Support for genetic diversity project. (1997) (1)
The Future of These Studies (1991) (1)
Deaths of professors Tanaka and Komai. (1973) (1)
Consanguineous Marriages in Feudal Japan (1959) (1)
Richard F. Mould. Chernobyl Record: The Definitive History of the Chernobyl Catastrophe. xviii + 402 pp., illus., figs., tables, index. Bristol, England: Institute of Physics Publishing, 2000. $57, £35 (2002) (0)
Access arrangement for telemetry (1995) (0)
THE EFFECT OF INGESTION OF ARACHIDONIC ACID ON SERUM CHOLESTEROL (1959) (0)
PROCEDURE FOR CODING GENETICS SHORT-FORM QUESTIONNAIRES (1991) (0)
Review Lectures (1979) (0)
Response : Radiation Effects (1982) (0)
Food, water and genes. (1980) (0)
Health Effects in Survivors of the Chernobyl Disaster-Reply (1996) (0)
Book reviews (1980) (0)
Population structure and genetic disorders. Edited by A.W. Eriksson, H. Forsius, H.R. Nevanlinna, P.L. Workman, and R.K. Norio. New York: Academic Press. 1981. xvii + 690 pp., figures, tables, references, index. $132.00 (cloth) (1984) (0)
International commission for protection against environmental mutagens and carcinogens. Mutation Epidemiology: Review and Recommendations. Committee 5 Report. Amsterdam: Elsevier Science Publishers, $25.00 (1985) (0)
ANALYSIS OF THE MALFORMATION DATA (1956) (0)
2 MACARTHUR'S JAPAN (1990) (0)
The Children of Atomic Bomb Survivors. A Genetic Study (1993) (0)
Genetics and the epidemiology of chronic diseases : A simposium June 17-19, 1963, Ann Arbor Michigan (1965) (0)
James Van Gundia Neel, papers, ca. 1935-1999 (2014) (0)
Review of NCRP Commentary (1995) (0)
Commentary: An epidemiological overview of chernobyl‐related research (1997) (0)
P03 03 SP – NON-CANCER MORTALITY IN THE YEARS 1950-85 BASED ON THE RECENTLY REVISED DOSE (DS86) AMONG A-BOMB SURVIVORS (1991) (0)
6 NAGASAKI, 1959 (1990) (0)
Estimation of the inbreeding coefficient from ABO blood-group gene frequencies. (1970) (0)
Provocative and rewarding genetics (1976) (0)
Genetic selection in man : Third Macy Conference on Genetics (1963) (0)
Clinical genetics. Edited by Arnold Sorsby. Butterworth and Co. (Publishers), Ltd., London, England. The C. V. Mosby Company, St. Louis, Missouri. 1953. Price $17.50 (1954) (0)
Human Genetics: Human Genetics and Its Foundations . Maurice Whittinghill. Reinhold, New York, 1965. 447 pp., $8.95. (1966) (0)
Book Review:Heredity and Evolution in Human Populations. L. C. Dunn (1968) (0)
Genetic effects of family planning. (Letter to the editor) (1973) (0)
A Cytological Study of the Salivary Gland Chromosomes of the Attached X-Variety of Drosophila Melanogaster (1947) (0)
Introductory statement (1972) (0)
Book Review:Taiwan Aborigines: A Genetic Study of Tribal Variations. Chen Kang Chai (1967) (0)
High altitude, indigenous origin, and continuous cardiac monitoring. (1976) (0)
the work and thought of J. V. Neel (2002) (0)
4 AN HONORABLE SEND-OFF (1990) (0)
James Van Gundia Neel, March 22, 1915 - February 1, 2000. (2002) (0)
Book Review:Human Blood Groups and Inheritance. Sylvia D. Lawler, L. J. Lawler (1968) (0)
The genetics of human populations. (1973) (0)
The Children of the Atomic Bomb Survivors: A Genetic Study. James V. Neel , William J. Schull (1991) (0)
Effects of Radiation: A Half-Century of Studies from Hiroshima and Nagasaki (2005) (0)
Effects of Radiation: A Half-Century of Studies from Hiroshima and Nagasaki (2005) (0)
Book Review:Medical Genetics 1958-1960. An Annotated Review. Victor A. McKusick (1963) (0)
Correspondence with William J. Schull (Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission, San Francisco) (2011) (0)
VICTUALS AND VERSABILITY: A DISCUSSION (1984) (0)
Entering the genetic arena (1977) (0)
A Review of Forty-Five Years Study of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Survivors III. FUTURE PERSPECTIVE Future Studies of the Prenatally Exposed Survivors (2006) (0)
Genetic versus environmental influences on disease: perspectives from obesity in particular populations (1989) (0)
A COMPARISON OF HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI (1991) (0)
ANALYSIS OF THE STILLBIRTH DATA (1991) (0)
And now what? (1979) (0)
THE CRITERIA OF RADIATION EMPLOYED IN THE STUDY (1991) (0)
Theoretical Biology Towards a Theoretical Biology C. H. Waddington (1969) (0)
Island Epidemiology: Serendipity in St. Helena . A Genetical and Medical Study of an Isolated Community. Ian Shine. With the assistance of Reynold Gold. Pergamon, New York, 1970. xvi, 188 pp. + plates. $10. (1970) (0)
Distribution of the number of exclusions in paternity testing (1976) (0)
THE COMPARABILITY OF IRRADIATION SUBCLASSES (1956) (0)
THE ANALYSIS OF THE ANTHROPOMETRIC DATA (1956) (0)
Prognostic Model for Terminally Ill Cancer Patients on Laboratory Data (2002) (0)
3 SURVEYING THE CHILDREN (1990) (0)
Nature/nurture between the Wars (1979) (0)
SOME PROBLEMS IN THE ANALYSIS OF MULTI-FACTOR TABLES (1961) (0)
Book Review:Genetics and the Future of Man. John D. Roslansky (1968) (0)
Human Effects DOSE-RESPONSE ANALYSES AMONG ATOMIC BOMB SURVIVORS EXPOSED TO LOW-LEVEL RADIATION* (2006) (0)
SkinColor, Ethnicity, andBloodPressure 1:Detroit Blacks (1978) (0)
Paternity exclusion for relatives. (1978) (0)
7 MERCHANTS, MISSIONARIES, AND MARRIAGES (1990) (0)
8 HIRADO, 1964 (1990) (0)
Radium Girls: Women and Industrial Health Reform, 1910-1935. Claudia Clark (1999) (0)
Mutations. Edited by William J. Schull. (1962) (0)
On the use of computers in human genetics: an introduction. (1967) (0)
Book reviews (1979) (0)
Damage Caused by the Environment Genetic Damage in Man Caused by Environmental Agents Kare Berg (1980) (0)
An epidemiological overview of Chernobyl-related research. (1997) (0)
THE ANALYSIS OF THE BIRTHWEIGHT DATA (1956) (0)
1 HIROSHIMA, 1949 (1990) (0)
A FURTHER STEP IN EVOLVING IDEAS ON POPULATION GENETICS (1978) (0)
The Future of Human Heredity: An Introduction to Eugenics in Modern Society. Frederick Osborn (1968) (0)
Book Review:Karyotype, Meiosis and Spermatogenesis in a Sample of Men Attending an Infertility Clinic. B. K. Kjessler (1968) (0)
ANALYSIS OF THE DATA CONCERNING DEATH DURING THE NINE-MONTH PERIOD FOLLOWING DELIVERY (1956) (0)
ABORTION AND BACKGROUND-RADIATION IN BRAZIL (1985) (0)
Effects of low doses of radiation: Genetic risks in perspective (1984) (0)

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