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A functional CD86 polymorphism associated with asthma and related allergic disorders.

Journal of medical genetics - 1 Aug 2007

Corydon Thomas Juhl, Haagerup Annette, Jensen Thomas Gryesten, Binderup Helle Glud, Petersen Mikkel Steen, Kaltoft Keld, Vestbo Jørgen, Kruse Torben Arvid, Børglum Anders Dupont

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BACKGROUND: Several studies have documented a substantial genetic component in the aetiology of allergic diseases and a number of atopy susceptibility loci have been suggested. One of these loci is 3q21, at which linkage to multiple atopy phenotypes has been reported. This region harbours the CD8...

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PMID: 17513529
DOI: 10.1136/jmg.2007.049536
PMCID: PMC2597931

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