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HLA ASSOCIATIONS IN OBESE WHITE AND BLACK ADULTS.

Merlin G Butler1, Dominique Walton1, Weitong Zhu1, Gary Niblack2.   

Abstract

We summarized HLA-A and -B data from 1095 black and white adult men and women with or without obesity to determine if specific HLA tissue types are overrepresented in obese individuals compared with nonobese. None of the three HLA types (Aw30, B18, Bw35) previously reported to relate to obesity was overrepresented in obese subjects in our study. However, B14 and B41 haplotypes were overrepresented in obese white men compared with nonobese men, and B7 was overrepresented in obese black men compared with nonobese men. Additional research will be required to confirm the HLA associations we found and to determine if methodologic differences could account for the differences among the previous studies.

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Year:  1992        PMID: 27642230      PMCID: PMC5023322     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Dysmorphol Clin Genet        ISSN: 0893-6633


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