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Heterozygosity for <i>CCR5‐D</i>Δ32 but not <i>CCR2b‐64I</i> protects against certain intracellular pathogens

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17

Citations

25

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2002

Year

LJ Ashton, Stewart Gj, Robyn A. Biti, Matthew Law, DA Cooper, JM Kaldor
HIV Medicine

Abstract

Results from this study show that heterozygosity for CCR5-Delta32 but not CCR2b-64I appears to protect against opportunistic infections.

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