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Is there a relationship between genetic factors and the incidence and severity of H1N1 in Kosova?: A preliminary investigation and pointers for further research.

Travel medicine and infectious disease - 1 Jan 2000

Dreshaj Shemsedin, Alija Avdulla J, Schlagenhauf Patricia, Doda Teuta, Geca Njomeza, Bajraktari Ismet, Bresgen Nikolaus, Eckl Peter M

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BACKGROUND: Host genetic factors may impact susceptibility to infection. A small number of studies have investigated the association between factors such as ABO blood groups and selected phenotypes on the incidence and severity of H1N1 infections with inconclusive results. METHODS: Using data from the Clinic of Infectious Diseases - University Clinical Centre Prishtina and based on the examination of 125 patients...

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PMID: 28302522
DOI: 10.1016/j.tmaid.2017.03.005

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