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A rapid sample method for HLA haplotype typization. A preliminary study on celiac patients.

Minerva stomatologica - 1 Sept 2010

Erriu M, Boscarelli F, Peluffo C, Orrù G, Nucaro A, Zorco S, Santini N, Montaldo C

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AIM: The aim of the present work was to determine the human leukocyte (HLA) haplotype in 64 Sardinian patients affected with celiac disease, using a rapid and easy to apply sampling method that permits samples from blood drawing to be stored more easily. Numerous studies have demonstrated how the HLA system plays a very important role in immune system regulation, determining a link between this gene and a high...

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