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British Medical Bulletin 43:15-36 (1987)
© 1987 The British Council

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Genetics and Polymorphism: Class II Antigens

John Trowsdale

Imperial Cancer Research Fund London

Abstract

Several comprehensive reviews of HLA-D region genes have been published recently.1–5 This short paper summarises some of the main points that have emerged from recent gene cloning work. It covers the organisation, structure and polymorphism of the HLA class II genes.


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