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. 1977 Jan;27(1):43-7.

HLA in eczema and hay fever

M W Turner, T J Brostoff, R S Wells, C R Stokes, J F Soothill

HLA in eczema and hay fever

M W Turner et al. Clin Exp Immunol. 1977 Jan.

Abstract

The presumed HLA haplotype A1:B8 was more frequent and the combination of A3 and B7 was less frequent in allergic subjects presenting with eczema, than in those presenting with hayfever. A1:B8 was most frequent (36%) in eczema complicated by asthma and/or hay fever, and least frequent (5%) in hay fever alone, considerably above and below the frequency in the general population (17%).

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