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Genomewide Association Study of Leprosy
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Furen Zhang,Wei Huang
Shumin Chen,Liangdan Sun,Hong Liu,Yi Li,Yong Cui,Xiaoxiao Yan,Haitao Yang,Rongde Yang,Tongsheng Chu,Chi Zhang,Lin Zhang,Yu Xiong,Gongqi Yu,Cheng Quan,Yongxiang Yu,Zheng Zhang,Benqing Shi,Lianhua Zhang,Hui Cheng,Changyuan Wang,Yan Lin,Hou‐Feng Zheng,Xi′an Fu,Xianbo Zuo,Qiang Wang,Heng Long,Yiping Sun,Yuxiang Cheng,Hongqing Tian,Fusheng Zhou,Huaxu Liu,Wensheng Lu,Su-Min He,Wenli Du,Min Shen,Qi-Yi Jin,Ying Wang,Hui-Qi Low,Erwin Tantoso,Ninghan Yang,Jinyong Li,Xin Zhao,Yue-Lin Jiao,Liguo Mao,Gang Yin,Zhenxia Jiang,Xiaodong Wang,Jingping Yu,Zong-Hou Hu,Cui-Hua Gong,Yuqiang Liu,Ruiyu Liu,Demin Wang,Wei Dong,Jinxian Liu,Wei-Kun Cao,Hong-Zhong Cao,Yongping Li,Weiguo Yan,S. Wei,Kui-Jun Wang,Martin Hibberd,Xuejun Zhang,Jing Liu
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,Xi’an FuPublished
Dec 18, 2009
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Abstract
The narrow host range of Mycobacterium leprae and the fact that it is refractory to growth in culture has limited research on and the biologic understanding of leprosy. Host genetic factors are thought to influence susceptibility to infection as well as disease progression.
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