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- Researchers identified two new HLA alleles in bone marrow donors from Russia, enhancing the understanding of genetic diversity in this population.
- These discoveries could improve matching in bone marrow transplants, which is crucial for patient outcomes.
- The findings contribute to the global database of HLA types, potentially benefiting diverse patient groups in need of transplants.
Article Abstract
Identification of two novel HLA alleles in Russian bone marrow donors.
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