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. 2025 Dec;106(6):e70487.
doi: 10.1111/tan.70487.

The Novel HLA-B*15:751 Allele Identified Through Next Generation Sequencing in an Individual From Tamil Nadu, India

Meshach Paul D  1 , Afreen Khan  1 , Nithiya Shree D  1 , Mathan C  1 , Chitra Chandran  1
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The Novel HLA-B*15:751 Allele Identified Through Next Generation Sequencing in an Individual From Tamil Nadu, India

Meshach Paul D et al. HLA. 2025 Dec.

Abstract

HLA-B*15:751 differs from HLA-B*15:02:01:01 by a single nucleotide in exon 3, changing residue 103 from Valine to Leucine.

Keywords: HLA‐B*15; NGS; high resolution HLA typing; novel HLA‐B allele; sequence based typing.

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