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Genetic polymorphysms in HCV infection: Both IL28B and IL10R -1087 variants are protective and predict sustained virological response. A nationwide multicentric study
DOI 10.1055/s-0031-1278495
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Autor:innenA Pár, P Kisfali, I Tornai, F Szalay, E Fráter, M Papp, G Lengyel, J Fehér, M Varga, J Gervain, J Schuller, Z Nemes, Z Péterfi, A Tusnádi, B Hunyady, A Haragh, Z Szinku, Á Vincze, G Pár, B Melegh
ZeitschriftZeitschrift für Gastroenterologie
Ausgabe05/2011
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Background: Earlier we have found that not only IL28B but IL10R -1087 gene polymorphysms may also play a role in HCV infection, and we suggested further studies with higher number of patients to support and prove this statement. Thus, a multicentric study was carried out, in which the allele frequencies of these two genetic variants were compared to that of healthy controls, and the relationship between the polymorp…
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A Pár, P Kisfali, I Tornai, F Szalay, E Fráter, M Papp, G Lengyel, J Fehér, M Varga, J Gervain, J Schuller, Z Nemes, Z Péterfi, A Tusnádi, B Hunyady, A Haragh, Z Szinku, Á Vincze, G Pár, B Melegh (2011) Genetic polymorphysms in HCV infection: Both IL28B and IL10R -1087 variants are protective and predict sustained virological response. A nationwide multicentric study. Zeitschrift für Gastroenterologie (05). https://doi.org/10.1055/s-0031-1278495
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