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Linkage Analysis between the Major Histocompatibility System and Insulin-dependent Diabetes in Families with Patients in Two Consecutive Generations
Jose Barbosa, … , Richard King, Leonard Greenberg
Jose Barbosa, … , Richard King, Leonard Greenberg
Published March 1, 1980
Citation Information: J Clin Invest. 1980;65(3):592-601. https://doi.org/10.1172/JCI109704.
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Linkage Analysis between the Major Histocompatibility System and Insulin-dependent Diabetes in Families with Patients in Two Consecutive Generations

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Abstract

We have histocompatibility (HLA) genotyped 28 families with insulin-dependent diabetics in two or more consecutive generations, usually parent and child. This strategy of ascertainment was used to maximize the likelihood of obtaining a homogeneous type of disease within a family, and an autosomal dominant mode of inheritance. 76 diabetics and 169 nondiabetics were studied in these families.

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Jose Barbosa, M. Myra Chern, V. Elving Anderson, Harriet Noreen, Sandra Johnson, Nancy Reinsmoen, Ronald McCarty, Richard King, Leonard Greenberg

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