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Untitled lecture on Rh subgroups, Robert Race, delivered to the Royal Society of Medicine, 2 Nov 1943

Papers of Robert Race (1907-1984) and Ruth Sanger (1918-2001)

Lectures

Early lectures of Ruth Sanger

Genetic investigation of acholuric jaundice, Robert Race, Edinburgh, 1939

Lectures delivered to the Genetical Society, London, 1943 and 1946

Untitled lecture on Rh subgroups, Robert Race, delivered at the Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, 24 May 1944

Rh antibody and the A-B-O groups, Robert Race, Mar 1945

Untitled lecture on blood groups and the history of the understanding of blood, Robert Race, delivered to the Cambridge University Natural History Society, Oct 1945

Blood groups and congenital disease, Robert Race, 1946

Comment s'oriente l'étude génétique des groupes sanguins, Robert Race, delivered at the Centre National de Transfusion Sanguin, Paris, 12 Jun 1946

The Rh blood groups, Robert Race, delivered at the British-Swiss Medical Conference, Basle, 20 Sep 1946

Fattore Rh - sua importanza dottinale, Robert Race, delivered at the Third Congresso Nazionale della Trasfusione del Sangue, Milan, 24 Sep 1946

The Rh genotypes and Fisher's theory, Robert Race, delivered at the International Haematology and Rh Conference, Dallas, Texas, 15 Nov 1946

The Rh subgroups, Robert Race, delivered at the Second Mexican Blood Transfusion Congress, Mexico City, 19 Nov 1946

The three series of allelomorphic Rh genes, Robert Race, delivered at the Eighth International Congress of Genetics, Stockholm, Jul 1948

Blood groups and their inheritance, with particular reference to the Rh and MN systems, Robert Race, delivered at the International Society of Hematology, Buffalo, Aug 1948

The multiplicity of blood groups in man, Robert Race, delivered to the British Association, Brighton, 8-15 Sep 1948

Untitled lecture on blood groups and inheritance, Robert Race, Sheffield, Jan 1949

Génétique des groupes sanguins, Robert Race, Paris, 19 Mar 1949

The importance of the Rh factor, Jan 1950

Untitled lecture on blood groups, Robert Race, delivered to the British Post-Graduate Medical School, Hammersmith, Jun 1950

The eight blood group systems and their inheritance, Robert Race, delivered to the Cold Spring Harbor Symposium, New York, 9-17 Jun 1950

Practical aspects of blood group genetics, Robert Race, delivered to the annual meeting of the British Medical Association, Liverpool, Jul 1950

A probable deletion in a human Rh chromosome, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered to the International Society of Hematology, Cambridge, 21-26 Aug 1950

The eight blood group systems, Robert Race, delivered to the Academia de Ciencias Medicas, Barcelona, Oct 1950

A probable deletion in a human Rh chromosome, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered to the Genetical Society at the Galton Laboratory, London, 15 Nov 1950

Blood groups, Robert Race, delivered at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine as part of a series on The Scientific Basis of Medicine, 21 Nov 1950

Untitled lecture on blood group genetics, Robert Race, delivered at Hammersmith, 1952

An unsuccessful attempt to discover more blood groups, Robert Race, delivered to the Blood Group Research Foundation, Amsterdam, 1952

The genetics of Rh, Robert Race, delivered to the Journées Internationales de Transfusion sanguine et de Groupes sanguins, Liège, 29-30 Mar 1952

Blood groups and genetics, Robert Race, delivered at the Fourth International Congress of the International Society of Hematology, Mar del Plata, 20-27 Sep 1952

Blood groups and human genetics, Ruth Sanger, delivered at the Hôpital Civil de Mustapha, Alger, Apr 1953

Blood groups and genetics I, Robert Race, delivered as part of Arthur Mourant's course at the Lister Institute, Apr 1953

Blood groups and genetics II, Ruth Sanger, delivered as part of Arthur Mourant's course at the Lister Institute, Apr 1953

A 'new' Rh gene, f., delivered at the Ninth International Congress of Genetics, Bellagio, 24-31 Aug 1953

A human blood group chimaera, delivered at the Ninth International Congress of Genetics, Bellagio, 24-31 Aug 1953

Untitled lecture on blood groups, Robert Race, delivered at Hammersmith, 1954

The Rh blood group genes: the evidence for close linkage, Robert Race, delivered at Glasgow, 1954

Blood groups and their inheritance, Robert Race, Feb 1954

Blood groups: some recent discoveries, Robert Race, delivered to the International Society of Hematology, Paris, 6-12 Sep 1954

Anti-f and the Rh groups, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered at the Fifth International Congress on Blood Transfusion, Paris, 13-19 Sep 1954

Blood groups and human genetics, Robert Race, delivered at the Paediatric Clinic, Caroline Hospital, Stockholm, 21 Apr 1955

Recent blood group distinctions between certain races, Ruth Sanger, delivered to the American Association of Blood Banks, Chicago, 1955

The blood groups of New York negroes, Ruth Sanger, delivered at the Institute for the Study of Human Variation, Columbia University, Nov 1955

An association between the P and Jay blood group systems, Ruth Sanger, delivered at Columbia University, 10 Nov 1955

Blood groups and human genetics, Robert Race, delivered at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, 1956

Some recent blood group distinctions between negroes and whites. I. Within the MNSs and Duffy systems, Ruth Sanger and Robert Race, delivered to the Genetical Society, Edinburgh, 9-10 Apr 1956

Some recent blood group distinctions between negroes and whites. II. Within the Rh system, Ruth Sanger and Robert Race, delivered to the Genetical Society, Edinburgh, 9-10 Apr 1956

The P and Jay systems of blood groups, Ruth Sanger, delivered by Robert Race to the Sixth Congress of the International Society of Blood Transfusion, Boston, 3-5 Sep 1956

Some modifications of the ABO groups, Robert Race, delivered to the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Blood Banks, Chicago, Nov 1957

The emergence of a blood group, MN for example, Ruth Sanger, delivered to the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Blood Banks, Chicago, Nov 1957

The contribution of blood banks to human genetics, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered to the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Blood Banks, Chicago, Nov 1957

Blood groups and human genetics, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered to the Chicago Medical School, Chicago, Nov 1957

The Rh blood groups, Robert Race, delivered in Mexico City, Nov 1957

Blood groups and problems of identity and parentage, Robert Race, delivered in Mexico City, Nov 1957

Untitled seminars on blood groups delivered in New York, Chicago and Buffalo, 1957

Untitled lecture on the science of genetics, Robert Race, delivered at Hammersmith, 1958

Two lectures from the Seventh Congress of the International Society of Blood Transfusion, Rome, Sep 1958

Untitled lecture on blood groups and human genetics, Robert Race, delivered at Hammersmith, 1960

I. Rh antigens, Ruth Sanger, and II. Rh genes, Robert Race, delivered at the Rh Conference, Princeton, Apr 1960

The I antigen and antibody, Ruth Sanger, and Acquisition of a B-like antigen by people of group A1, Robert Race, delivered at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, Apr 1960

Blood groups and human genetics, Robert Race, delivered as the Third John G. Gibson II Lecture at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, Apr 1960

Genetic aspects of blood groups, Ruth Sanger, delivered to the 13th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Blood Banks, San Francisco, Aug 1960

New aspects of blood groups, IIa Genetics: The genetics of Rh, Robert Race, delivered to the VIIIth Congress of the International Society of Blood Transfusion, Tokyo, Sep 1960

A present view of the Rh blood groups, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger

Some complications in the dominant inheritance of blood group antigens, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered to the II [Second] International Conference of Human Genetics, Rome, 1961

The X-linked blood group system Xg: a progress report, delivered in Mexico City, 1962

Untitled lecture on the Xg blood group system, Ruth Sanger and Robert Race, delivered in the U.S.A., 1962

Untitled lecture on the Xg blood group system, Robert Race, delivered to the Lister Colloquium, 1963

X chromosome linkages, Robert Race, delivered to a course on "The Genetic Side of Medicine," Department of Anatomy, Cambridge University Medical School, 25-28 Mar 1963

Untitled lecture on the Xg blood group system, Ruth Sanger, delivered to the Basel Colloquium on the X chromosome and its genetical markers, 8-10 Apr 1963

Untitled lecture on the Xg blood group system, Robert Race, delivered to the Basel Colloquium on the X chromosome and its genetical markers, 8-10 Apr 1963

The X-linked blood group system Xg: work in progress, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered to the IX Congresso da Sociedade Europeia de Hematologia, Lisbon, 26-31 Aug 1963

Some contributions of a sex-linked blood group to human genetics, Robert Race, delivered to the Royal College of Physicians, London, as the Lumelian Lecture, 9 Mar 1964

A sex-linked blood group and some of its applications, Ruth Sanger and Robert Race, delivered to the Societas Biochemica, Biophysica et Microbiologica Fenniae, Turku, 31 Aug 1964

Recent trends in blood group genetics, Robert Race, delivered to the tenth Congress of the International Society of Blood Transfusion, Stockholm, Sep 1964

Contributions of blood groups to human genetics, Robert Race, Review Lecture delivered to the Royal Society, London, 1 Apr 1965

Genes on the X chromosome, Ruth Sanger, delivered to the Genetics Society of Canada Symposium on the Human X-chromosome, Guelph, 11 May 1965

Identification of the origin of X chromosome(s) in sex chromosome aneuploidy, Robert Race, delivered to the Genetics Society of Canada Symposium on the Human X-chromosome, Guelph, 11 May 1965

Blood groups ancient and modern.  II. Some applications of blood groups to human genetics, Robert Race, delivered to the Ontario Antibody Club, Toronto, 13 May 1965

The Dombrook blood group system, delivered to the 10th Congress of the European Society of Haematology, Strasbourg, Aug 1965

Modern concepts of the blood group systems, Robert Race, delivered to a Special Symposium on Recent Advances of Immunohaematology in honour of Philip Levine, New York, 10 Sep 1965

Contribution of the blood transfusion service to human genetics, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered at the opening of the new building of the Regional Blood Transfusion Service, Birmingham, 24 Sep 1965

Evidence of the origin of sex chromosome anomalies in man, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered at a symposium on sex determination, University of Birmingham, 3-4 Jun 1966

The linkage relations of X-linked ichthyosis, Ruth Sanger and Robert Race, delivered to the 3rd International Congress of Human Genetics, University of Chicago, 5-10 Sep 1966

Contributions of the Xg blood groups to X-chromosome aneuploidy, Robert Race, delivered to the 3rd International Congress of Human Genetics, University of Chicago, 5-10 Sep 1966

Mapping of genes on the X chromosome, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered to the 7th World Assembly of the Israel Medical Association, Tel Aviv, 2 Aug 1967

Blood groups in human genetics, Robert Race, delivered as the Second R. A. Fisher Memorial Lecture, 6 Mar 1968

Recent applications of blood groups to genetics, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered to the conference in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the Central Laboratory of the Netherlands Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service, Amsterdam, 29-31 May 1968

Red cell specificity and human genetics, Robert Race, delivered to the International Convocation on Immunology, State University of New York at Buffalo, 17-19 Jun 1968

Towards mapping the X chromosome, Ruth Sanger and Robert Race, written 1969, published 1970

The Xg blood groups and sex-chromosome aneuploidy, Robert Race, delivered at a meeting for discussion on the Determination of Sex, The Royal Society, London, 22 May 1969

Attempts to map the human X chromosome, Ruth Sanger, delivered to a seminar at the Paediatric Research Unit, Guy's Hospital, 11 Jun 1969

The red cell phenotype En(a-):  1. Serological tests, Patricia Tippett, delivered to the Twelfth Congress of the International Society of Blood Transfusion, 17-23 Aug 1969

Genetics of blood groups, Ruth Sanger, delivered to the International Symposium in Blood and Tissue Antigens, University of Michigan Medical Center, Ann Arbor, 17-19 Sep 1969

Blood groups in human genetics, Robert Race, delivered to the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Bluttransfusion Kongress, Apr 1970

Some contributions of blood groups to human genetics, Ruth Sanger and Robert Race, delivered as the Philip Levine Award lecture to the American Society of Clinical Pathologists, Atlanta, Georgia, 15 Sep 1970

Ena and Polyagglutinability, Ruth Sanger, delivered to the Course in Advanced Blood Transfusion, Sheffield Polytechnic, 28 Jan 1971

Is the Xg blood group locus subject to inactivation?, Robert Race, delivered to the Fourth International Congress on Human Genetics, Paris, 6-11 Sep 1971

Blood groups and chromosomes, Ruth Sanger, delivered to the Sixth Paterson Symposium on New aspects of chromosome recognition, form and function, Paterson Laboratories, Christie Hospital and Holt Radium Institute, Manchester, 4-5 Oct 1971

Blood group mosaics, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger

Contributions of the blood transfusion service to human genetics, Ruth Sanger and Robert Race, delivered as the Canadian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service lecture at the joint meeting of the Canadian Haematology Society and the Royal College of Physicians of Canada, 27 Jan 1972

Blood groups and the red cell membrane, Robert Race, delivered as the Ernest Witebsky Memorial Lecture, Buffalo, 17 Apr 1972

The contribution of the blood transfusion services to human genetics, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered to the Finnish Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service, Helsinki, 9 Jun 1972

Red cell classes and chromosomes, Robert Race and Ruth Sanger, delivered to the 25th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Blood Banks and the 13th International Congress of the International Society of Blood Transfusion, Washington, 27 Aug - 2 Sep 1972

Untitled lecture on Rh subgroups, Robert Race, delivered to the Royal Society of Medicine, 2 Nov 1943

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