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Keywords: Complotype
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Subject Area:
Immunology and Allergy
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Complement
Complement and Inflammation (1990) 7 (4-6): 218–224.
Published Online: 11 August 2017
... with 1-3 structural C4 genes of 16 or 22 kb size. By correlating these haplotypes to the complotypes obtained by protein typing for C2, BF and C4, it became evident that only minor variation of the C4 gene structure within a given complotype is present. Complement Inflamm 1990;7:218-224 1605770 © 1990 S...
