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A novel HLA-C locus allele with codon 54 deletion, Cw*0346
R O Endres1, H Redman, A Baumbach
1HLA Laboratory, Blood Systems Laboratories, Tempe, AZ 85282, USA. rendres@bloodsystems.org
Tissue Antigens
|September 29, 2007
Abstract:
This report describes the discovery and characterization of the novel Cw*0346 allele.
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