ABO gene polymorphism and COVID-19 severity: The impact on haematological complications, inflammatory markers, and lung lesions.

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ABO gene polymorphism and COVID-19 severity: The impact on haematological complications, inflammatory markers, and lung lesions.

Human immunology - 1 Nov 2024

Samet Mohammad, Mahdiabadi Parvane Raeesi, Tajamolian Masoud, Jelodar Mohsen Gholinataj, Monshizadeh Kimia, Javazm Reza Rafiei, Yazdi Mehran, Abessi Panteha, Hoseini Seyed Mehdi

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PURPOSE: The study aimed to investigate the connection between an intronic variant in the ABO gene (rs657152) and the severity of COVID-19 in terms of clinical symptoms, haematological complications, inflammatory markers, and lung lesions. METHODS: After applying exclusion criteria, the study included 240 patients divided into 3 groups: 88 Outpatients, 84 Ward-hospitalized, and 68 ICU-admitted/failed patients....

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PMID: 39566435
DOI: 10.1016/j.humimm.2024.111184

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