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PMID Allele Disease Population Drug Names SNP Class Sentence
3012569 HLA-D (HLA-D) diseases NA NA NA unclassified
the analysis of this polymorphism is crucial for (i) histocompatibility matching for transplantation and (ii) understanding the association between hla-d and certain important diseases.
3044438 HLA (HLA) transplantation NA melphalan NA unclassified
marrow transplantation from hla non-identical family donors for the treatment of leukaemia: a pilot study of 15 patients using additional immunosuppression and t-cell depletion.
3044989 HLA (HLA) transplantation European NA NA unclassified
results of transplantation of t-cell depleted bone marrow from an hla-haploidentical related donor were also excellent in infants with severe combined immunodeficiency, with 60% recovery.
3044989 HLA (HLA) severe combined immunodeficiency European NA NA unclassified
results of transplantation of t-cell depleted bone marrow from an hla-haploidentical related donor were also excellent in infants with severe combined immunodeficiency, with 60% recovery.
3044989 HLA (HLA) transplantation European NA NA unclassified
hla-haploidentical t-cell depleted marrow transplantation for other severe immunodeficiencies was less successful.
3048467 HLA IDENTICAL (HLA-IDENTICAL) cyclophosphamide NA melphalan NA unclassified
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3048488 HLA MISMATCHED (HLA-MISMATCHED) transplantation NA NA NA unclassified
alternative donor sources in hla-mismatched marrow transplantation: t cell depletion of surgically resected cadaveric marrow.
3048488 HLA MISMATCHED (HLA-MISMATCHED) cadaver NA NA NA unclassified
alternative donor sources in hla-mismatched marrow transplantation: t cell depletion of surgically resected cadaveric marrow.
3048488 HLA MATCHED (HLA-MATCHED) transplantation NA NA NA unclassified
t cells in the donor marrow generate graft-versus-host disease which is a major consideration in attempts to widen the application of allogeneic marrow transplantation to the minimally hla-matched or mismatched setting.
3048488 HLA MATCHED (HLA-MATCHED) graft-versus-host disease NA NA NA unclassified
t cells in the donor marrow generate graft-versus-host disease which is a major consideration in attempts to widen the application of allogeneic marrow transplantation to the minimally hla-matched or mismatched setting.
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