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Shitong Liu1, Yixin Liang2, Binbin Sheng1,3

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Frontiers in immunology
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遗传因素影响COVID-19在多发性硬化症 (MS) 患者的结果. SNP rs10191329可能会降低严重的COVID-19风险,而干扰素β治疗可能会提供保护.

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在 COVID-19 疫情中,门德尔的随机化干扰素ββ是一种干扰素.多发性硬化症多发性硬化症单个核酸的多态性.

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