-transparent.png){kind=logo}
A polymorphism of the TNF-beta gene can be detected by restriction digestion of a PCR product with NcoI. In this study we look at the risk associated with this polymorphism in a study of 69 insulin-dependent diabetes patients and 119 healthy controls. The risk was further characterized by comparison to the HLA type of the individual, since the TNF polymorphism is in linkage disequilibrium with HLA genes.
Related Publications
D J Newton, and
D Bowen-Jones, and
I Crosby, and
R M Barnes, and
B F Flanagan
October 1998,
Tissue antigens,
D J Newton, and
D Bowen-Jones, and
I Crosby, and
R M Barnes, and
B F Flanagan
December 1991,
Metabolism: clinical and experimental,
D J Newton, and
D Bowen-Jones, and
I Crosby, and
R M Barnes, and
B F Flanagan
January 1980,
Immunobiology,
D J Newton, and
D Bowen-Jones, and
I Crosby, and
R M Barnes, and
B F Flanagan
April 1985,
Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore,
D J Newton, and
D Bowen-Jones, and
I Crosby, and
R M Barnes, and
B F Flanagan
October 1993,
Human immunology,
D J Newton, and
D Bowen-Jones, and
I Crosby, and
R M Barnes, and
B F Flanagan
February 1982,
Diabetes,
D J Newton, and
D Bowen-Jones, and
I Crosby, and
R M Barnes, and
B F Flanagan
September 1994,
The Tokai journal of experimental and clinical medicine,
D J Newton, and
D Bowen-Jones, and
I Crosby, and
R M Barnes, and
B F Flanagan
November 1984,
American journal of human genetics,
D J Newton, and
D Bowen-Jones, and
I Crosby, and
R M Barnes, and
B F Flanagan
January 2000,
Bratislavske lekarske listy,
D J Newton, and
D Bowen-Jones, and
I Crosby, and
R M Barnes, and
B F Flanagan
August 1992,
Tissue antigens,
