Relationship of HLA-A,-Cw polymorphisms with HIV/AIDS in Chinese Yi ethnic group of Sichuan province
@article{Kunxue2007RelationshipOH, title={Relationship of HLA-A,-Cw polymorphisms with HIV/AIDS in Chinese Yi ethnic group of Sichuan province}, author={Hong Kun-xue and Lu Xiao-zhi and Qin Guang-ming and Cheng Jian-ping and Ruan Yu-hua and Xing Hui and Zhu Jia-hong and Shao Yi-ming}, journal={Virologica Sinica}, year={2007}, volume={22}, pages={301-306} }
The relationship of HLA-A,-Cw alleles on HIV infection and AIDS disease progression in the Chinese Yi ethnic group of Sichuan province were investigated. The genetic polymorphisms of HLA-A,-Cw alleles of 102 unrelated healthy Chinese Yi ethnic individuals, 68 HIV-1 infected and 21 HIV positive long-time survivors were typed by PCR-SSP assay. Statistic significance was determined by the x2 test with the SPSS software. No significant differences were observed between the HLA-A,-Cw alleles of the…
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