Chemokine receptor V Δ32 deletion in multiple sclerosis patients in Csongrád County in Hungary and the North-Bácska region in Serbia.

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Chemokine receptor V Δ32 deletion in multiple sclerosis patients in Csongrád County in Hungary and the North-Bácska region in Serbia.

Human immunology - 1 Jan 2015

Török Nóra, Molnár Kinga, Füvesi Judit, Karácsony Mária, Zsiros Viktória, Fejes-Szabó Annamária, Fiatal Szilvia, Ádány Róza, Somogyvári Ferenc, Stojiljković Olivera, Vécsei László, Bencsik Krisztina

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The roles of chemokine receptor V (CCR5) and its polymorphism, rs333 in multiple sclerosis (MS) are controversial. We investigated the receptor and its deletion in a large MS (428) and a numerous control (831) population in Csongrád County (Hungary) and North-Bácska (Serbia). Taqman probes firstly were used for the allele discrimination. There was no significant difference in genotype (OR=1.092, 95%...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.humimm.2014.11.001

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