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HLA-G, -A haplotypes in Amerindians (Ecuador): HLA-G*01:05N World distribution.

Human immunology - 1 Feb 2018

Arnaiz-Villena Antonio, Palacio-Gruber Jose, Enriquez de Salamanca Mercedes, Juárez Ignacio, Campos Cristina, Nieto Jorge, Muñiz Ester, Martin-Villa Jose Manuel

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HLA-G and HLA-A frequencies have been analysed in Amerindians from Ecuador. HLA-G allele frequencies are found to be closer to those of other Amerindians (Mayas from Guatemala and Uros from Peru) and closer to European ones than to Far East Asians groups, particularly, regarding to HLA-G*01:04 allele. HLA-G/-A haplotypes have been calculated for the first time in Amerindians. It is remarkable that HLA-G*01:05N...

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PMID: 29217368
DOI: 10.1016/j.humimm.2017.12.002

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