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HLA typing in Bartter syndrome
American Journal of Medical Genetics, 1984AbstractThe mode of inheritance of Bartter syndrome is unclear; however, autosomal recessive inheritance seems likely. A consistent genetic marker of the carrier state likewise remains elusive. HLA typing was done in a family in whom six of 12 sibs have the syndrome. No significant HLA‐syndrome linkage was found. This is in contrast to another familial
V, Delaney +4 more
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1990
Thirty-two actinic prurigo patients of Cree ancestry underwent human lymphocyte antigen (HLA) typing and were compared with 32 control subjects of Cree ancestry. We found a significantly increased frequency of HLA-A24 and Cw4 antigens and a significant decrease in the frequency of the A3 antigen in actinic prurigo patients.
D P, Sheridan +4 more
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Thirty-two actinic prurigo patients of Cree ancestry underwent human lymphocyte antigen (HLA) typing and were compared with 32 control subjects of Cree ancestry. We found a significantly increased frequency of HLA-A24 and Cw4 antigens and a significant decrease in the frequency of the A3 antigen in actinic prurigo patients.
D P, Sheridan +4 more
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Acta Ophthalmologica, 1979
Evaluation of the results of HLA typing of 187 patients grouped into herpetic keratitis (37), non‐herpetic keratitis (43), keratoconus (42), endothelial dystrophy (23), stromal dystrophy (13), lues (5), and injuries (24), failed to show convincing deviations in any of the groups from a normal control series (2900 persons). Yet, as for the herpes group,
L, Damgaard-Jensen +2 more
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Evaluation of the results of HLA typing of 187 patients grouped into herpetic keratitis (37), non‐herpetic keratitis (43), keratoconus (42), endothelial dystrophy (23), stromal dystrophy (13), lues (5), and injuries (24), failed to show convincing deviations in any of the groups from a normal control series (2900 persons). Yet, as for the herpes group,
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Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 2004
It is still controversial if idiopathic focal myositis is a part of systemic polymyositis. We present here four patients, including identical twins, with focal myositis accompanied by the same HLA typings. Gradually developing unilateral calf muscle pain was an initial symptom in all patients.
Kenji, Sekiguchi +7 more
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It is still controversial if idiopathic focal myositis is a part of systemic polymyositis. We present here four patients, including identical twins, with focal myositis accompanied by the same HLA typings. Gradually developing unilateral calf muscle pain was an initial symptom in all patients.
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HLA Typing and Parkinson’s Disease
European Neurology, 2003Idiopathic Parkinson’s disease (IPD) is a neurodegenerative disorder of unknown aetiology. Several antigens have been associated with IPD using serological methods. We systematically analysed HLA class I and II alleles in 45 German Caucasian IPD patients using sequence-specific oligonucleotides and sequence-specific primer technology.
J B, Lampe +8 more
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Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1984
Abstract HLA human histocompatibility leukocyte antigens −A and −B antigens are expressed on human spermatozoa. A micro- and a macro-technique are described to HLA-type dried sperm coming from unknown subjects. The high HLA genetic polymorphism allows a high degree of sperm individualization which may be of value to blame or discard ...
J R, Regueiro, A, Arnaiz-Villena
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Abstract HLA human histocompatibility leukocyte antigens −A and −B antigens are expressed on human spermatozoa. A micro- and a macro-technique are described to HLA-type dried sperm coming from unknown subjects. The high HLA genetic polymorphism allows a high degree of sperm individualization which may be of value to blame or discard ...
J R, Regueiro, A, Arnaiz-Villena
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Retinal Detachment and HLA Typing
Ophthalmologica, 2010105 patients with retinal detachment were HLA typed and divided into hyperopic, emmetropic and myopic groups. None of these different groups showed a statistically significant correlation with any of the HLA antigens. For the patient group as a whole, there was a slightly significant correlation with HLA-B8 at the corrected p level of 0.05.
H, Verbraeken, E, De Sutter, S, De Bie
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HLA typing using a fuzzy approach
2004 IEEE International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37541), 2005The human leukocyte antigens (HLA) system consists of three regions in the human genome. In transplantation, the match between donor's and receiver's HLA is critical for histocompatibility. HLA typing problem consists in the donor's and receiver's HLA systems matching. We describe the image analysis module of a decision supporting system supporting the
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Multiplex HLA-Typing by Pyrosequencing
2009Class I and II loci of the human leukocyte antigens (HLA) represent the most polymorphic region of the genome. Evolutionary pressure has resulted in a large number of allelic variants of these loci ensuring the high frequency of heterozygous genotypes observed in human populations.
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Nature Medicine, 2000
Karen Birmingham's interesting article on the South African AIDS Initiative (Nature Med. 5, 1220; 1999) states that "the predominant HLA types in South Africa are presently unknown." This ignores a succession of International Histocompatibility Workshops that have provided both HLA serological and molecular typing data for many sub-Saharan African ...
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Karen Birmingham's interesting article on the South African AIDS Initiative (Nature Med. 5, 1220; 1999) states that "the predominant HLA types in South Africa are presently unknown." This ignores a succession of International Histocompatibility Workshops that have provided both HLA serological and molecular typing data for many sub-Saharan African ...
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