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CCR5-del32 is not deleterious in the homozygous state in humans

2019-10-02

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Recently, Wei and Nielsen 1 reported an analysis of UK Biobank data which suggested that the well-known HIV-protective variant CCR5-del32 is associated with a 21% increase in all-cause mortality. We demonstrate, using two well-powered population samples in Iceland and Finland with extensive health data and death information, neither an effect on mortality nor increase in risk of any disease. Further reexamination...

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10.1101/788117
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