[Relationship between polymorphism sites of IRF5, TLR-9 and SLE patients in Shandong Han population].

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[Relationship between polymorphism sites of IRF5, TLR-9 and SLE patients in Shandong Han population].

Zhonghua yi xue za zhi - 24 Nov 2009

Song Wei-qing, Li Hua-hui, Chen Hua-bo, Yuan Jiang-shui, Yin Xiao-jie

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OBJECTIVE: To investigate two single nucleotide polymorphism sites of IRF5 and TLR-9 and to detect their relationship with SLE (systemic lupus erythematosus) in a Han population from Shandong province. METHODS: The polymorphisms of rs2004640 G/T, rs10954213 G/A in IRF-5 and rs187084C/T, rs352139A...

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