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HOMOLOGY MODELS FOR THE PERB11 MULTIGENE FAMILY
Authors: CHELVANAYAGAM G MONACO A LALONDE JP TAY GK DAWKINS RL
Citation: G. Chelvanayagam et al., HOMOLOGY MODELS FOR THE PERB11 MULTIGENE FAMILY, Folding & design, 3(1), 1998, pp. 27-37
MHC HAPLOTYPE ANALYSIS BY ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS
Authors: BELLGARD MI TAY GK HIEW HL WITT CS KETHEESAN N CHRISTIANSEN FT DAWKINS RL
Citation: Mi. Bellgard et al., MHC HAPLOTYPE ANALYSIS BY ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS, Human immunology, 59(1), 1998, pp. 56-62
CONSERVATION OF ANCESTRAL HAPLOTYPES TELOMERIC OF HLA-A
Authors: TAY GK CATTLEY SK CHORNEY MJ HOLLINGSWORTH PN ROTH MP DAWKINS RL WITT CS
Citation: Gk. Tay et al., CONSERVATION OF ANCESTRAL HAPLOTYPES TELOMERIC OF HLA-A, European journal of immunogenetics, 24(4), 1997, pp. 275-285
THE MHC CONTAINS MULTIPLE GENES POTENTIALLY RELEVANT TO HEMOCHROMATOSIS
Authors: TAY GK LEELAYUWAT C CHORNEY MJ CATTLEY SK HOLLINGSWORTH PN WITT CS DALY LN HUGHES A DAWKINS RL
Citation: Gk. Tay et al., THE MHC CONTAINS MULTIPLE GENES POTENTIALLY RELEVANT TO HEMOCHROMATOSIS, Immunogenetics, 45(5), 1997, pp. 336-340
THE MAJOR HISTOCOMPATABILITY COMPLEX (MHC) CONTAINS CONSERVED POLYMORPHIC GENOMIC SEQUENCES THAT ARE SHUFFLED BY RECOMBINATION TO FORM ETHNIC-SPECIFIC HAPLOTYPES
Authors: GAUDIERI S LEELAYUWAT C TAY GK TOWNEND DC DAWKINS RL
Citation: S. Gaudieri et al., THE MAJOR HISTOCOMPATABILITY COMPLEX (MHC) CONTAINS CONSERVED POLYMORPHIC GENOMIC SEQUENCES THAT ARE SHUFFLED BY RECOMBINATION TO FORM ETHNIC-SPECIFIC HAPLOTYPES, Journal of molecular evolution, 45(1), 1997, pp. 17-23
GENOMIC STRUCTURE OF A 200KB REGION BETWEEN HLA-C AND TNF - IMPLICATIONS FOR TRANSPLANTATION, AUTOIMMUNE-DISEASE AND EVOLUTION
Authors: TOWNEND DC GAUDIERI S LEELAYUWAT C TAY GK DEGLIESPOSTI MP DAWKINS RL
Citation: Dc. Townend et al., GENOMIC STRUCTURE OF A 200KB REGION BETWEEN HLA-C AND TNF - IMPLICATIONS FOR TRANSPLANTATION, AUTOIMMUNE-DISEASE AND EVOLUTION, DNA sequence, 7(1), 1996, pp. 55-59
MHC-BLOCK MATCHING AND BONE-MARROW TRANSPLANTATION - A NEW METHOD WHICH RESULTS IN IMPROVED PATIENT SURVIVAL
Authors: CHRISTIANSEN FT WITT CS TAY GK HERRMAN R DAWKINS RL
Citation: Ft. Christiansen et al., MHC-BLOCK MATCHING AND BONE-MARROW TRANSPLANTATION - A NEW METHOD WHICH RESULTS IN IMPROVED PATIENT SURVIVAL, Experimental hematology, 23(8), 1995, pp. 744-744
THE IDENTIFICATION OF MHC IDENTICAL SIBLINGS WITHOUT HLA TYPING
Authors: TAY GK WITT CS CHRISTIANSEN FT CORBETT JM DAWKINS RL
Citation: Gk. Tay et al., THE IDENTIFICATION OF MHC IDENTICAL SIBLINGS WITHOUT HLA TYPING, Experimental hematology, 23(14), 1995, pp. 1655-1660
MATCHING FOR MHC HAPLOTYPES RESULTS IN IMPROVED SURVIVAL FOLLOWING UNRELATED BONE-MARROW TRANSPLANTATION
Authors: TAY GK WITT CS CHRISTIANSEN FT CHARRON D BAKER D HERRMANN R SMITH LK DIEPEVEEN D MALLAL S MCCLUSKEY J LESTER S LOISEAU P TEISSERENC H CHAPMAN J TAIT B DAWKINS RL
Citation: Gk. Tay et al., MATCHING FOR MHC HAPLOTYPES RESULTS IN IMPROVED SURVIVAL FOLLOWING UNRELATED BONE-MARROW TRANSPLANTATION, Bone marrow transplantation, 15(3), 1995, pp. 381-385
GENOMIC MHC HAPLOTYPING OF MUTANT-CELL LINES USING A NOVEL MARKER
Authors: DEGLIESPOSTI MA WILLIAMSON JF TAY GK SALMON B JOSEPH GA MORLEY AA DAWKINS RL
Citation: Ma. Degliesposti et al., GENOMIC MHC HAPLOTYPING OF MUTANT-CELL LINES USING A NOVEL MARKER, European journal of immunogenetics, 20(5), 1993, pp. 373-380
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