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Description of five novel HLA-B alleles, B07:184, B41:27, B42:19, B50:32 and B*57:63, identified in Brazilian individuals.

International journal of immunogenetics - 1 Jun 2014

Fabreti-Oliveira R A, Santos M A, Oliveira C K F, Vale E M G, Vilela B, Nascimento E

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Five novel HLA-B alleles were identified by HLA-SBT typing in seven unrelated Brazilian individuals. The new alleles discovered include HLA-B*07:184, B*41:27, B*42:19, B*50:32 and B*57:63 and were officially named by the World Health Organization (WHO) Nomenclature Committee. All new HLA-B alleles had nonsynonymous nucleotide substitution polymorphisms when compared to their most closely related HLA-B allele.

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PMID: 24495217
DOI: 10.1111/iji.12110

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