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Gorgan (Turkmen in Iran) HLA genetics: transplantation, pharmacogenomics and anthropology.

Immunological investigations - 1 Jan 2015

Rey Diego, Amirzargar Ali, Areces Cristina, Enríquez-de-Salamanca Mercedes, Marco Javier, Abd-El-Fatah-Khalil Sedeka, Fernández-Honrado Mercedes, Muñiz Ester, Martín-Villa José Manuel, Arnaiz-Villena Antonio

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HLA class I and II alleles have been studied in a population from Gorgan (North East Iranian city bordering Turkmenistan). This population is composed of mainly Turkmen who speak Oghuz Turkish language. Comparison of Gorgan people HLA profile has been carried out with about 7984 HLA chromosomes from other worldwide populations; extended haplotypes and three dimension genetic distances have been calculated by...

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PMID: 25058501
DOI: 10.3109/08820139.2014.936938

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