High frequencies of α-thalassaemia are the result of natural selection by malaria
Jonathan Flint(University of California, Los Angeles), J. B. Clegg(The University of Queensland), Adrian V. S. Hill(Jenner Institute), J. Bana-Koiri, P. R. Sill(University of Papua New Guinea), Stephen Oppenheimer(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), D. K. Bowden(Monash University), S. W. Serjeantson, Michael P. Alpers(Curtin University), K. Bhatia(Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research), D. J. Weatherall(University of Oxford), Adrian J. Boyce(University of Oxford)
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