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The -17 T/C chemokine receptor 3 genetic polymorphism is associated asthma but not atopy: transmission and association studies.

The Egyptian journal of immunology - 1 Jan 2009

Al-Abdulhadi S A, Al-Rabia M W

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We genotyped and identified the asthma and atopic status and related phenotypes of 154 nuclear families (453 individuals) each containing at least two affected children with physician-diagnosed asthma (PDA) in order to confirm or refute the possible relevance of known single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the gene coding for the CCR3 receptor. Allelic quantification for each SNP by DNA pooling identified...

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PMID: 20726325

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