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Deficiency of red cell glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G-6-PD.) is a genetically determined condition and has been responsible for drug-induced hemolytic anaemia in humans (BEUTLER, 1957). Such defect is present in considerable and varying frequencies in different regions (CHATTERIEA, 1966). Wide variations in the incidence of the deficiency of G-6-PD. and sickle cell trait have been noted to occur in several populations at different parts of the world. Some attention has also been attracted by the possibility of these two traits influencing each other (LEWIS and HATHORN, 1965). The purpose of this paper is to bring out up to data on the frequency distribution of such traits among the Tibetan refugees, since there is lacuna of various enzymatic deficiencies among them.

Incidence of Glucose-6-phoshate Dehydrogenase Deficiency and Correlation with Some Other Laboratory Findings among the Tibetan Refugees in Orissa