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[Predictive genetic screening for type-1 diabetes in the Hungarian population].

Orvosi hetilap - 15 Feb 2004

Hermann Róbert, Soltész Gyula

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INTRODUCTION: In the modern genetic era the principles of genetic screening are being changed. In addition to diagnostic screening for rare monogenic diseases, predictive screening for common polygenic conditions, like type 1 diabetes, will be more widely implemented. The majority of the genetic background of type 1 diabetes is encoded by the HLA DQ and DR genes, selected variants of which could be used as...

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