Decreased detection of class II major histocompatibility complex antigens on blood mononuclear cells from transplant recipients receiving immunosuppressive drugs: Influence of cycloheximide and monensin

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Detection of blood chimerism after lung transplantation: superiority of nested as compared to standard polymerase chain reaction amplification.

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Sélection immunologique des donneurs de moelle osseuse.

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Computer-aided human leukocyte antigen association studies: A case study for psoriasis and severe alopecia areata

We present an integer programming model for human leukocyte antigen (HLA) association studies based on the parsimony criterion. The model is simple, compact, easy to implement, and able to handle datasets containing up to 200 phenotypes. Computational experiments carried out on patients affected by psoriasis and severe alopecia areata show that the model is consistent with the experimental haplotype frequencies, showing, for the considered diseases at least, a high reliability of the predictions. These promising results provide perspective on computer-aided association studies and encourage the development of efficient exact computational approaches for haplotype estimation. © 2010 American Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics.SCOPUS: ar.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

Les thrombocytopénies néonatales alloimmunes

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Mathematical models for HLA association studies: A case study for psoriasis and severe alopecia areata

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Computer-aided HLA association studies: A case study for psoriasis and severe alopecia areata

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HLA-B SNA antigen: A BW6-associated B locus antigen belonging to the B5 CREG

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Inhibition of anti-HLA antibodies cytotoxic action through complement activation by intravenous immunoglobulins (IVIG): Increased action of IgM compared to IgG

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