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A novel HLA-B*51 allele, HLA-B*5149
R O Endres1, H Redman, G S Scavello
1HLA Laboratory, Blood Systems Laboratories, 2424 West Erie Drive, Tempe, AZ 85282, USA. rendres@bloodsystems.org
Tissue Antigens
|July 31, 2007
Abstract:
Discovery of the novel HLA-B*5149 allele in a North American Caucasian individual is described. It differs from B*510101 by one nucleotide within the coding sequence of exons 1-6. A substitution at nucleotide position 488 in exon 3 changes alanine to glycine in amino acid position 139.
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