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P K L Das

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ID1293367
NAMEP K L Das
GIVEN NAMESP K L
FAMILY NAMEDas
SIGNATUREDAS P K L
AFFILIATIONSP.G. Department of Zoology, Purnia College , Purnia 854 301, Bihar, India
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS1
AUTHOR COUNT8
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1993
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2003
H-INDEX1
  • Genetic studies among seven endogamous populations of the Koshi Zone, Bihar (India)

    B N Pandey, P K L Das et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropologischer Anzeiger•2003

    The distribution of AB0 and Rhesus blood groups, PTC taste sensitivity and colour blindness was studied among seven endogamous populations (Tharu, Mushar, Santal, Dhobi, Julaha, Kulhaiya and Karan Kayastha) in the Koshi Zone of Bihar (India). The phenotype and allele frequencies of the four gene loci (AB0, RH, PTC and colour blindness) show considerable differences between these populations. The measurement of genetic distances revealed, that the…

  • Socio-Biology and Nutritional of Korwas

    Open Access•B N Pandey, Binita Pandey et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2000

    A door-to-door survey by recall method was carried out among Korwas of Gumla district to know their socio-ecology and nutritional status. The Korwas are financially crippled, half fed, illiterate and socially deprived people. Due to poor nutritional status and drinking water quality they are victim of a large nu mber of nutritional and waterborne diseases. The study shows that a number of variables like housing pattern, environment sanitation, nu…

  • Impact of Industrialization on Socio-cultural and Health Aspects of Tribal Groups of South Bihar, India

    Open Access•B N Pandey, P K L Das et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1999

    Tribes. of Bihar present a picturesque perspective TX ‘life and activities. They are to be found at diversified levels of cultural development- The paper aims to look into the impact of industrialization on tribals of Jamshedpur belt Due o industrialization the social, cultural and ecological changes lave occured in tribals. The traditional tribal communities who had so far depended solely on agriculture and forests as means of livelihood, are no…

  • Frequency of Hypertrichosis Among Oraons of Purnea, Bihar

    Open Access•Badri N Pandey, P K L Das et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1997•References: 1

    Hypertrichosis among Oraons of Purnea was studied. Hypertrichosis of ears among Oraons have a frequency of 15.55% (hairy helix 5.18%. tragus hair 7.40% and ear lobe 2.96%) which is similar to Indian populations. The frequency of hypertrichosis in North and Central India is comparatively lower than in South India

  • Genetic Variation in Some Endogamous Population Groups of North Bihar

    Open Access•B N Pandey, P K L Das et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1995

    Based on four genetic systems (ABO and Rh blood group, PTC taste sensitivity and colour blindness), gene diversity and genetic distances have been estimated among six endogamous population group of Bihar, viz, the Brahmin, Mushar, Oraon, Kharwar, Kayastha and Muslim of northern Bihar. A small fraction of gene diversity accounts for the inter-population genetic variation, whereas the major portion of the tital diversity is due to intra-population …

  • Genetic Studies in Five Endogamous Populations of North Bihar

    Open Access•B N Pandey, P K L Das et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1994

    Five caste populations (Banu, Bhumihar, Dusadh, Kurmi and Chamar) from Pumia zone of North Bihar were studied for the ABO Wood groups, the Rh blood groups, PTC tasting ability and red-green colour blindness. All five castes have high frequency of the B group. It has keen concluded that correlation between ethnic relationship and serological similarities is not close Genetic distance analysis showed the existence of a clear distance pattern. Bania…

  • Effects of Consanguinity on Blood Groups and Intelligence Quotient Among Muslim Children of Purnia, Bihar

    Open Access•B N Pandey, A K Jha et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1994•Cited by: 1

    Consanguineous marriages are common in Muslims. Consanguinity leads to homozygous. A survey was made to assess the effects of consanguinity on the ABO blood groups and I.Q. in Muslims of Purnia, Bihar, A non-consanguineous population served as control. A trend of B> A> O> AB was observed-in non-consanguineous and O> B> A> AB in consanguineous populations, respectively. The alteration of phenotype: distribution indicated a trend of selection for t…

  • A Blood Group Survey in the Oraons of Purnia District, Bihar, India

    Open Access•B N Pandey, Binita Pandey et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1993

    The present study reports the distribution of the ABO blood groups among the Oraons of Pumia District, Bihar. There is a predominance of blood group A in this tribe, and the allelic frequencies are in the order 0>A>B. Geographical variation of this blood group system in Oraons has been discussed

  • Effects of Consanguinity on Blood Groups and Intelligence Quotient Among Muslim Children of Purnia, Bihar

    Open Access•B N Pandey, A K Jha et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1994•Cited by: 1

    Consanguineous marriages are common in Muslims. Consanguinity leads to homozygous. A survey was made to assess the effects of consanguinity on the ABO blood groups and I.Q. in Muslims of Purnia, Bihar, A non-consanguineous population served as control. A trend of B> A> O> AB was observed-in non-consanguineous and O> B> A> AB in consanguineous populations, respectively. The alteration of phenotype: distribution indicated a trend of selection for t…

  • A Blood Group Survey in the Oraons of Purnia District, Bihar, India

    Open Access•B N Pandey, Binita Pandey et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1993

    The present study reports the distribution of the ABO blood groups among the Oraons of Pumia District, Bihar. There is a predominance of blood group A in this tribe, and the allelic frequencies are in the order 0>A>B. Geographical variation of this blood group system in Oraons has been discussed

  • Genetic Studies in Five Endogamous Populations of North Bihar

    Open Access•B N Pandey, P K L Das et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1994

    Five caste populations (Banu, Bhumihar, Dusadh, Kurmi and Chamar) from Pumia zone of North Bihar were studied for the ABO Wood groups, the Rh blood groups, PTC tasting ability and red-green colour blindness. All five castes have high frequency of the B group. It has keen concluded that correlation between ethnic relationship and serological similarities is not close Genetic distance analysis showed the existence of a clear distance pattern. Bania…

  • Effects of Consanguinity on Blood Groups and Intelligence Quotient Among Muslim Children of Purnia, Bihar

    Open Access•B N Pandey, A K Jha et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1994•Cited by: 1

    Consanguineous marriages are common in Muslims. Consanguinity leads to homozygous. A survey was made to assess the effects of consanguinity on the ABO blood groups and I.Q. in Muslims of Purnia, Bihar, A non-consanguineous population served as control. A trend of B> A> O> AB was observed-in non-consanguineous and O> B> A> AB in consanguineous populations, respectively. The alteration of phenotype: distribution indicated a trend of selection for t…

  • Genetic Variation in Some Endogamous Population Groups of North Bihar

    Open Access•B N Pandey, P K L Das et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1995

    Based on four genetic systems (ABO and Rh blood group, PTC taste sensitivity and colour blindness), gene diversity and genetic distances have been estimated among six endogamous population group of Bihar, viz, the Brahmin, Mushar, Oraon, Kharwar, Kayastha and Muslim of northern Bihar. A small fraction of gene diversity accounts for the inter-population genetic variation, whereas the major portion of the tital diversity is due to intra-population …

  • Frequency of Hypertrichosis Among Oraons of Purnea, Bihar

    Open Access•Badri N Pandey, P K L Das et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1997•References: 1

    Hypertrichosis among Oraons of Purnea was studied. Hypertrichosis of ears among Oraons have a frequency of 15.55% (hairy helix 5.18%. tragus hair 7.40% and ear lobe 2.96%) which is similar to Indian populations. The frequency of hypertrichosis in North and Central India is comparatively lower than in South India

  • Impact of Industrialization on Socio-cultural and Health Aspects of Tribal Groups of South Bihar, India

    Open Access•B N Pandey, P K L Das et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Ecology•1999

    Tribes. of Bihar present a picturesque perspective TX ‘life and activities. They are to be found at diversified levels of cultural development- The paper aims to look into the impact of industrialization on tribals of Jamshedpur belt Due o industrialization the social, cultural and ecological changes lave occured in tribals. The traditional tribal communities who had so far depended solely on agriculture and forests as means of livelihood, are no…

  • Socio-Biology and Nutritional of Korwas

    Open Access•B N Pandey, Binita Pandey et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2000

    A door-to-door survey by recall method was carried out among Korwas of Gumla district to know their socio-ecology and nutritional status. The Korwas are financially crippled, half fed, illiterate and socially deprived people. Due to poor nutritional status and drinking water quality they are victim of a large nu mber of nutritional and waterborne diseases. The study shows that a number of variables like housing pattern, environment sanitation, nu…

  • Genetic studies among seven endogamous populations of the Koshi Zone, Bihar (India)

    B N Pandey, P K L Das et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropologischer Anzeiger•2003

    The distribution of AB0 and Rhesus blood groups, PTC taste sensitivity and colour blindness was studied among seven endogamous populations (Tharu, Mushar, Santal, Dhobi, Julaha, Kulhaiya and Karan Kayastha) in the Koshi Zone of Bihar (India). The phenotype and allele frequencies of the four gene loci (AB0, RH, PTC and colour blindness) show considerable differences between these populations. The measurement of genetic distances revealed, that the…

Biology (6 works) · Demography (6 works) · Population (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · ABO blood group system (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Endogamy (3 works) · Genetic distance (3 works) · Genetic diversity (3 works)

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