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Association and linkage of leprosy phenotypes with HLA class II and tumour necrosis factor genes.

Genes and immunity - 1 Jun 2001

Shaw M A, Donaldson I J, Collins A, Peacock C S, Lins-Lainson Z, Shaw J J, Ramos F, Silveira F, Blackwell J M

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Previous analyses indicate major gene control of susceptibility to leprosy per se and the HLA class II region has been implicated in determining susceptibility and control of clinical phenotype. Segregation analysis using data from 76 Brazilian leprosy multi-case pedigrees (1166 individuals) supp...

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PMID: 11477474
DOI: 10.1038/sj.gene.6363754

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