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HLA gene and haplotype frequencies in a Nagaybaks population from the Chelyabinsk Region (Russian South Urals).

C. Darke | T. Suslova | M. N. Vavilov | S. Belyaeva | D. Stashkevich | A. Galkin | E. Khromova | A. Burmistrova | M. Chernova | O. N. Zaripova

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