Strategies to work with HLA data in human populations for histocompatibility, clinical transplantation, epidemiology and population genetics: HLA-NET methodological recommendations.

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Strategies to work with HLA data in human populations for histocompatibility, clinical transplantation, epidemiology and population genetics: HLA-NET methodological recommendations.

International journal of immunogenetics - 1 Dec 2012

Sanchez-Mazas A, Vidan-Jeras B, Nunes J M, Fischer G, Little A-M, Bekmane U, Buhler S, Buus S, Claas F H J, Dormoy A, Dubois V, Eglite E, Eliaou J F, Gonzalez-Galarza F, Grubic Z, Ivanova M, Lie B, Ligeiro D, Lokki M L, da Silva B Martins, Martorell J, Mendonça D, Middleton D, Voniatis D Papioannou, Papasteriades C, Poli F, Riccio M E, Vlachou M Spyropoulou, Sulcebe G, Tonks S, Nevessignsky M Toungouz, Vangenot C, van Walraven A-M, Tiercy J-M

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HLA-NET (a European COST Action) aims at networking researchers working in bone marrow transplantation, epidemiology and population genetics to improve the molecular characterization of the HLA genetic diversity of human populations, with an expected strong impact on both public health and fundam...

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DOI: 10.1111/j.1744-313X.2012.01113.x
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