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[Distribution of alleles of DRB, DQB and DQA loci of major histocompatibility complex in healthy donors of Saint Peterburg].

Voprosy onkologii - 1 Jan 1994

Blinov M N, Lyshchev A A, Togo A V, Bubnova L N, Vartanian N L, Komochkov I V, Egorova V A, Filanovskaia L I, Beliaeva E V, Khanson K P

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The distribution of alleles of DRB, DQB and DQA loci was investigated in 118 healthy donors from St. Petersburg. Said alleles were identified by the restriction fragment length polymorphism method using DRB, DQB and DQA probes after TaqI digestion and Southern blotting. The frequencies of said alleles were compared with those of a cohort of healthy donors living in Germany. A significantly higher frequency of...

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