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Susceptibility to insulin-dependent diabetes defined by restriction enzyme polymorphism of HLA-D region genomic DNA

Owerbach et al., 1984

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15682057542975665376
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Owerbach D
Hägglöf B
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Holmgren G
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Diabetes

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DNA fragments complementary to cloned sequences encoding HLA-D region class II antigen α-and β-chains were determined by genomic blotting with DNA from HLA-typed members of 22 complete families, 12 of which had a proband with insulin-dependent …
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