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The distribution of HLA antigens and phenotypes among donors and patients in the UNOS registry.

Transplantation - 27 Nov 1994

Leffell M S, Steinberg A G, Bias W B, Machan C H, Zachary A A

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We have analyzed HLA data from the UNOS registry on 20,230 patients on the renal waiting list in 1991 and 18,708 donors from 1988-1992. Significant differences were found in the distribution of HLA antigens for comparisons of the total donor pool and the various racial groups of patients as well as for inter- and intraracial comparisons of donors and patients. Within a racial group, the frequencies of blanks and...

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