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HLA antigens in uveitis

Human Immunology, 1983
HLA antigens are associated with a number of inflammatory eye diseases, most notably HLA B2 with anterior uveitis (AU). This association varies between different populations and ethnic groups. The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between uveitis and HLA A, B and DR locus antigens in an Australian population. Seventy-two consecutive
D, Wakefield, J, Wright, R, Penny
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HLA Antigens in Kawasaki Disease

Pediatrics, 1978
Two hundred five patients with Kawasaki disease and 500 normal controls were HLA-typed, using a standard microcytotoxicity test of tissue typing. HLA-BW22 was more common in patients with Kawasaki disease than in normal controls (25.4% instead of 11.8%, corrected P < .0005).
S, Kato, M, Kimura, K, Tsuji, S, Kusakawa, T, Asai, T, Juji, T, Kawasaki   +6 more
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Splits of the HLA DR2 antigen

Tissue Antigens, 1983
The reaction of ninety DR2 positive persons with 20 anti‐DR2 sera were studied. Four of the panel and members of two families did not react with two of these anti‐DR sera and were considered to have the short‐split “DR2.2”. DR2 positive samples reacting strongly with all anti‐DR2 were designated “DR2.1”.
H, Mervart, E, Kalovsky, B P, Moore
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HLA Antigens and Affective Disorders

Human Heredity, 1978
A total of 168 patients with different types of affective disorders were examined with respect to their HLA antigens. The frequency of the A10 antigen was found to be increased in the patients particularly in those with the unipolar type of disease. The frequency of the A1 antigen was decreased among unipolar patients.
L, Beckman, C, Perris, E, Strandman, L, Wählby   +3 more
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HLA-antigens in the human uvea

Documenta Ophthalmologica, 1986
With the use of monoclonal antibodies in an indirect immunofluorescence technique we studied the distribution of Class I (HLA-ABC and B27) and Class II (HLA-DR) antigens in the human uvea. W6/32, directed against the core of HLA-ABC antigens, was used to study the distribution of Class I antigens.
M, Bakker, F C, Grumet, T E, Feltkamp, A, Kijlstra   +3 more
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HLA Antigens in Geographic Tongue

Tissue Antigens, 1980
HLA‐A,B,C phenotyping was performed on 95 patients with geographic tongue to determine whether there is an increased frequency of any particular allele in this condition. An increased frequency of B15 was found in the patients when compared to normal controls.
R, Marks, B, Taitt
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HLA Antigens and Berger's Disease

Tissue Antigens, 1980
We have studied the frequencies of HLA–A, –B antigens in 73 Berger's disease patients, plus HLA–DR antigens in 35 of them, and compared the percentages of antigens frequencies with those of a local and national panel. This study does not confirm the positive associations with HLA–Bw35 or HLA–B12 which have been previously reported.
J D, Bignon, A, Houssin, J P, Soulillou, J, Denis, J, Guimbretiere, J, Guenel   +5 more
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HLA antigens in tardive dyskinesia

Journal of Neuroimmunology, 1990
Fifty-three male, Caucasian, neuroleptic-treated patients with chronic schizophrenia were examined for the presence of tardive dyskinesia (TD) and were tissue typed. The group with TD (n = 25) was compared to the group without TD (n = 28). HLA-DR4 was more prevalent in the group with TD than in the group without TD, with a relative risk of 3.04 for TD ...
Metzer, W. Steven, Newton, J. E. O., Steele, Russell W., Claybrook, Marsha, Paige, Stephen R., McMillan, D. E., Hays, Sarah   +6 more
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HLA antigens in Hirschsprung's disease

Tissue Antigens, 1985
In 55 children with Hirschsprung's disease, 64 of their normal siblings and 120 other members of their families, HLA‐A, B and C types were examined. The statistical significance of the raised incidence of A1, B14, B37 and Bw35 in the patients disappeared after correction for multiple testing. The levels of homozygosity were very similar in patients and
J, Kogan, J, Wentzel, D F, Roberts, J E, Scott   +3 more
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HLA ANTIGENS IN GRAVES' DISEASE

Acta Endocrinologica, 1977
ABSTRACT HLA typing of 86 patients with Graves' disease was performed for the A, B, C and D series antigens. An increased frequency of HLA-B8 (47 per cent) and Dw3 (51 per cent) compared with controls (23.7 and 21 per cent, respectively) was observed.
K, Bech, B, Lumholtz, J, Nerup, M, Thomsen, P, Platz, L P, Ryder, A, Svejgaard, K, Siersbaek-Nielsen, J M, Hansen, J H, Larsen   +9 more
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