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. 2024 Feb;103(2):e15380.
doi: 10.1111/tan.15380.

HLA-C*05:292N, a novel HLA-C null allele identified by next-generation sequencing

Justine Schmitt  1 , André Gothot  1
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HLA-C*05:292N, a novel HLA-C null allele identified by next-generation sequencing

Justine Schmitt et al. HLA. 2024 Feb.
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Abstract

HLA-C*05:292N differs from HLA-C*05:01:01:08 by a frameshift mutation, a deletion at gDNA position 758.

Keywords: HLA-C; next generation sequencing; null allele.

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