Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1981 · 88 citations · 31 references
Neurological DisorderImmunodeficienciesImmunologyGenetic EpidemiologyImmune-related Gene PolymorphismSerum SamplesClinical GeneticsImmunogeneticsDisease SusceptibilityNeurologyPublic HealthNeuroimmunologyGm MarkersAutoimmune DiseaseNeuroepidemiologyAutoimmunityImmunologic DiseaseEpidemiologyMultiple SclerosisMedicine
Serum samples from 70 Caucasian patients with multiple sclerosis were typed for nine Gm markers. Significant association was found with the Gm 1,17;21 phenotype, and the relative risk for individuals with this phenotype was calculated at 3.6. The data indicate that Caucasians positive for Gm 1,17;21 are almost four times more likely to develop multiple sclerosis than those without this phenotype.
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Loss of Suppressor T Cells in Active Multiple Sclerosis
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Criteria for the clinical diagnosis of multiple sclerosis
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