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Automated nucleotide sequencing reveals substantial disparity between the HLA-A2 genes of bone marrow transplant recipients and donors.

Human immunology - 1 Jan 2000

Szmania S, Keever-Taylor C, Baxter-Lowe L A

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HLA disparity is associated with immunological complications after bone marrow transplant and it has been demonstrated that a single amino acid substitution can dramatically alter the function or allorecognition of an HLA molecule. Current serological methods for typing Class I HLA do not distinguish between most HLA-A2 variants which can differ by 1-8 amino acid residues. HLA-A2 disparity between bone marrow...

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PMID: 9455496
DOI: 10.1016/s0198-8859(97)00106-7

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