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Identification of HLA-B44 subtypes associated with extended MHC haplotypes

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The HLA class I antigen B44 is found in each of two different extended major histocompatibility haplotypes (allele combinations of HLA-B, HLA-DR, and complement genes BF, C2, C4A, and C4B in linkage disequilibrium). Using isoelectric focusing, two variants of HLA-B44 were identified. The basic variant was found in all cell lines with the extended haplotype HLA-B44, DR7, FC31, and the acidic variant in all cell lines with the extended haplotype HLA-B44, DR4, SC30. The occurrence of each antigen variant with a unique extended haplotype explains previous observations concerning the nonrandom association of B44 variants with DR antigens.

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Kruskall, M.S., Eynon, E.E., Awdeh, Z. et al. Identification of HLA-B44 subtypes associated with extended MHC haplotypes. Immunogenetics 26, 216–219 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00346515

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