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ASSOCIATION BETWEEN AN HL‐A ANTIGEN AND AUSTRALIA ANTIGEN IN AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES

A group of Australian aborigines with a high frequency (15.5%) of asymptomatic Australia antigen (Au) carriers shows a statistically significant deficiency of W15 among Au carriers. The association was observed during an HL‐A survey, and was confirmed by a further study designed to investigate the observed association. Further, the pooled data establish the association.