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On the genetic control of human serum albumin levels.

On 68 families with 134 children and on 115 mother-child pairs the serum albumin levels were examined by means of the single radial immundiffusion test after MANCINI et al. (1965). Neither age nor sex dependences were seen. Against that our materials indicate the existence of genetic factors controlling at least to some degree the concentration of this serum protein. Nevertheless, the serum albumin level is also influenced by non-genetic factors. At the present stage of research, however, it is not yet possible to separate exactly genetic and non-genetic variation from another.