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RANTES In1.1C allele polymorphisms in 13 Chinese ethnic populations.

Chinese medical journal - 20 May 2009

Qian Yuan, Sun Hao, Chu Jia-you

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BACKGROUND: The In1.1C single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) allele results in reduced RANTES transcription, which is associated with increased frequency of HIV-1 infection, and rapid progression to AIDS among HIV-1-infected individuals. This study aimed to study the mutant frequency and polymorphism of RANTES in Chinese populations. METHODS: The genotypes of RANTES In1.1C were determined by polymerase chain...

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