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IMPACT OF RACIAL GENETIC POLYMORPHISM ON THE PROBABILITY OF FINDING AN HLA-MATCHED DONOR

1 Oct 1995

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As successful organ or marrow transplantation correlates with the degree of HLA-compatibility between patient and donor, registries have been developed to facilitate matching. However, racial minority groups have a lower chance of finding a match. We evaluate the impact of the biology of racial genetic polymorphism upon the probability of finding an HLA match for patients of different racial groups. The National...

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PMID: 7482734
DOI: 10.1097/00007890-199510270-00003

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