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IL36G genetic variant is independently associated with susceptibility, severity and joint involvement in psoriasis

2022-09-14

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> <bold>Objective and design:</bold> A case-control study evaluated the association of the <italic>IL36G</italic> <italic> <bold/> </italic> C>T (rs13392494) and the <italic>IL36G</italic> A>G (rs7584409) variants with susceptibility, joint involvement and severity of psoriasis (PsO). <bold>Material:</bold> 154 PsO patients and 154 controls were included. The Classification Cr...

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3553621f-dc57-5e38-97ed-e517529a0f23
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1459433/v3
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