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An integrated tool to study MHC region: accurate SNV detection and HLA genes typing in human MHC region using targeted high-throughput sequencing

Cao et al., 2013

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Cao H
Wu J
Wang Y
Jiang H
Zhang T
Liu X
Xu Y
Liang D
Gao P
Sun Y
Gifford B
D’Ascenzo M
Liu X
Tellier L
Yang F
Tong X
Chen D
Zheng J
Li W
Richmond T
Xu X
Wang J
Li Y
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The major histocompatibility complex (MHC) is one of the most variable and gene-dense regions of the human genome. Most studies of the MHC, and associated regions, focus on minor variants and HLA typing, many of which have been demonstrated to be associated …
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