论文信息 - HLA class II RFLP-typing in tinea imbricata patients from Papua New Guinea.

HLA class II RFLP-typing in tinea imbricata patients from Papua New Guinea.

Our aim was to examine the HLA-DR and -DQ profiles in tinea imbricata patients and controls from a remote region of Papua New Guinea (where anti-fungal agents are not in use) in order to investigate whether a reduced resistance to T. concentricum could be associated with an MHC class II-directed, or -linked, inability to mount an effective immune response against the fungal agent

S. Serjeantson | K. Bhatia | C. Jenkins | E. Jazwinska

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