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Neurology, 1987
Eighteen black patients with narcolepsy underwent human leukocyte antigen (HLA) typing. Eleven of the 18 had cataplexy. Twelve patients (66.6%) had HLA-DR2; 7 patients with cataplexy had DR2. All patients had DQw1. In contrast to white and Japanese patients studied to date, not all black narcoleptics have DR2.
Barry G. W. Arnason +4 more
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Eighteen black patients with narcolepsy underwent human leukocyte antigen (HLA) typing. Eleven of the 18 had cataplexy. Twelve patients (66.6%) had HLA-DR2; 7 patients with cataplexy had DR2. All patients had DQw1. In contrast to white and Japanese patients studied to date, not all black narcoleptics have DR2.
Barry G. W. Arnason +4 more
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Psychiatry Research, 1990
Human leukocyte antigen (HLA) typing was performed on 55 white schizophrenic patients, who were subdivided into groups on the basis of clinical subtype, response to neuroleptic treatment, enlargement of the lateral ventricles, presence of increased prefrontal or parieto-occipital markings, and presence of reversed frontal or occipital lobe asymmetry ...
Richard Jed Wyatt +3 more
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Human leukocyte antigen (HLA) typing was performed on 55 white schizophrenic patients, who were subdivided into groups on the basis of clinical subtype, response to neuroleptic treatment, enlargement of the lateral ventricles, presence of increased prefrontal or parieto-occipital markings, and presence of reversed frontal or occipital lobe asymmetry ...
Richard Jed Wyatt +3 more
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HLA ANTIGENS AND SCHIZOPHRENIA
The Lancet, 1980Letter ; SCOPUS: le.j ; info:eu-repo/semantics ...
Mendlewicz, Julien, Linkowski, Paul
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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
Jennifer Wright +2 more
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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
Jennifer Wright +2 more
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Archives of Dermatological Research, 1981
The study of the relationship between HLA antigens and scleroderma shows an increase of antigens HLA A9 and DR3 in patients with a relative risk of 12.18 if both antigens are present in the same patient.
Castillo R +6 more
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The study of the relationship between HLA antigens and scleroderma shows an increase of antigens HLA A9 and DR3 in patients with a relative risk of 12.18 if both antigens are present in the same patient.
Castillo R +6 more
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HLA Antigens in HBsAg Infection
Vox Sanguinis, 1979Abstract. The HLA typing of hemodialysis patients and normal subjects suggests a negative association of B8 and positive association of B5 with the development of anti‐HBs and a negative association of BW35 with HBsAg antigenemia.
S. L. Jindal +3 more
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HLA antigens in Burger's disease
Clinical Rheumatology, 1991The HLA A and B types of 20 Greek patients with thromboangiitis obliterans (TAO) were studied and compared with a panel of 400 controls. A nonstatistically significant increase in the frequencies of HLA B5, B7 and A9 antigens was found. These antigens were found to be associated with a relative risk of 3.47, 3.24 and 2.07 respectively.
ZERVAS, J +6 more
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The Incidence of HLA Antigens in Leprosy
Vox Sanguinis, 1977Abstract. HLA antigens were studied in 36 patients, with leprosy, 20 cases of lepromatous and 16 cases of tuberculoid type. Eleven out of 36 (30.55%) had BW40 as compared to 9.33% of 150 controls. The frequency of BW40 in tuberculoid patients (31.25%) was not different from that in lepromatous cases (30%).
Dasnayanee Chandanayingyong +2 more
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HLA Antigens in Kawasaki Disease
Pediatrics, 1978Two 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).
Mikio Kimura +6 more
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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, B. P. L Moore, E Kalovsky
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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, B. P. L Moore, E Kalovsky
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