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Material relating to 'An analysis of some data on the linkage between Xg and colour-blindness in man' by Renwick and Dr Jane Schulze, submitted to the American Journal of Human Genetics

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Includes photocopy typescript and corrected proof of 'An analysis of some data on the linkage between Xg and colour-blindness in man,' and draft paper of 'X chromosome mapping of genes for Red-Green colour blindness and Xg a' by Dr Charles E Jackson and W E Symon relating to the Renwick and Schulze paper. Also includes correspondence between Renwick and Dr Charles E Jackson and letters from Dr Ruth Anne Sanger, Professor Victor Almon McKusick, Professor Cedric Austen Bardell Smith, W S Volkers mostly concerning comments on the draft paper. There are also draft tables and figures for the paper.Folder originally marked 'Paper 1. TOP'.

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Material relating to 'An analysis of some data on the linkage between Xg and colour-blindness in man' by Renwick and Dr Jane Schulze, submitted to the American Journal of Human Genetics

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