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Analysis of HLA-A, C, B, DR and DQ loci in an Italian sample of possible Celtic origin.

Tissue antigens - 1 May 1995

Matullo G, Griffo R M, Mangione A M, Cappello N, Rendine S, Piazza A

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Trino Vercellese, a village of Piedmont (Italy), was selected with the aim at reconstructing the genetic history of a putative Celtic sample known to be settled in Italy with the name of Rigomagus since pre-roman times. The HLA-A, Cw, B, DR and DQ antigens of 101 unrelated individuals have been typed. The antigens characterizing this sample for their higher frequency are shown to be A3, A11, A32, B35, B39, Bw52,...

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PMID: 7652735
DOI: 10.1111/j.1399-0039.1995.tb02457.x

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