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Clinical Applications of HLA Typing
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1982HLA typing has proved to be a valuable and versatile clinical tool, permitting more successful renal transplantation, platelet transfusion, and paternity testing, and even serving as a diagnostic test for ankylosing spondylitis. HLA typing of a family can indicate which relatives are at highest risk for diseases such as hemochromatosis and juvenile ...
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1999
Abstract The human major histocompatibility complex or HLA system is a set of highly polymorphic genes clustered on chromosome 6. There are three main groups of HLA genes, namely: HLA class I, class II, and class III. HLA class I and class II genes code for molecules that present antigen in the form of peptides at the cell surface.
Pete Krausa, Michael Browning
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Abstract The human major histocompatibility complex or HLA system is a set of highly polymorphic genes clustered on chromosome 6. There are three main groups of HLA genes, namely: HLA class I, class II, and class III. HLA class I and class II genes code for molecules that present antigen in the form of peptides at the cell surface.
Pete Krausa, Michael Browning
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2016
Histocompatibility antigens were first described by Snell, using inbred strains of mice. Later, Dausset, Payne, Van Rood, and others discovered that in humans antibodies to white blood cell antigens can be induced after pregnancy or transfusion. These antibodies provided the tools to define the human leukocyte antigens (HLA) (References 1–3 and ...
Malek Kamoun +3 more
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Histocompatibility antigens were first described by Snell, using inbred strains of mice. Later, Dausset, Payne, Van Rood, and others discovered that in humans antibodies to white blood cell antigens can be induced after pregnancy or transfusion. These antibodies provided the tools to define the human leukocyte antigens (HLA) (References 1–3 and ...
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[HLA typing and transplantation].
Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 2005Clinical trial of organ transplantation was renal transplantation by Voronoy at 1936. The discovery of HLA in the 1950s was one of the most important new findings in the area of transplantation. Nowadays, developing HLA genotyping methods, the serum analysis does not use for donor and recipient HLA typing but for cross-matching test.
Makoto, Onizuka +2 more
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2012
Preimplantation HLA matching has never been indicated for prenatal diagnosis because of a possible clinical pregnancy termination after finding the fetus HLA-unmatched. However, PGD for such purposes should be acceptable because only a limited number of embryos are usually preselected for transfer anyway, which in this case will represent unaffected ...
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Preimplantation HLA matching has never been indicated for prenatal diagnosis because of a possible clinical pregnancy termination after finding the fetus HLA-unmatched. However, PGD for such purposes should be acceptable because only a limited number of embryos are usually preselected for transfer anyway, which in this case will represent unaffected ...
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Prenatal Diagnosis of Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (21-Hydroxylase Deficiency) by HLA Typing.
Lancet, The, 1979M S Pollack, Dieter Maurer, L S Levine
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Early Detection of Idiopathic Hæmochromatosis: Relative Value of Serum-Ferritin and HLA Typing
Lancet, The, 1979M L Bassett, J W Halliday, L W Powell
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HLA-D on Sperm Is Haploid, Enabling Use of Sperm for HLA-D Typing
Lancet, The, 1975Hilliard Festenstein +2 more
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