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[The role of phenotypic factors in predicting the effectiveness of pharmacological prevention of tuberculosis in children].

Problemy tuberkuleza - 1 Jan 1991

Khodzitskaia V K, Zosimov A N

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The role of genetic markers such as dermatoglyphics, sex and INH inactivation in predicting the efficiency of tuberculosis chemoprophylaxis has been studied in 76 children (41 boys and 35 girls) with a tuberculin reaction reversal. The dermatoglyphic signs and the type of INH inactivation were found to be related to the efficiency of chemoprophylaxis. This makes it possible to use the child's phenotype for...

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PMID: 1758850

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