2012
DOI: 10.1007/s12041-012-0163-5
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H63D mutation in HFE gene is common in Indians and is associated with the European haplotype

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“…They concluded that due to the high prevalence of hemochromatosis, its genetic diagnosis has become a challenge, especially in the high-risk group (17). H63D is the major mutation present in the Indian population ranging from 9.1% to 13.9% (15,18). Our results also showed quite a high prevalence of the H63D mutation (8.75%) among the Indian population.…”
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confidence: 56%
“…They concluded that due to the high prevalence of hemochromatosis, its genetic diagnosis has become a challenge, especially in the high-risk group (17). H63D is the major mutation present in the Indian population ranging from 9.1% to 13.9% (15,18). Our results also showed quite a high prevalence of the H63D mutation (8.75%) among the Indian population.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 56%
“…Estudo feito na Califórnia (EUA) encontrou o haplótipo "CTA" ligado ao alelo H63D G em todos os pacientes com hemocromatose hereditária (BEUTLER, ERNEST e WEST, 1997). Esse haplótipo foi fortemente associado com cromossomos europeus carregando o alelo H63D G (DHILLON et al, 2012).…”
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“…Indivíduos do Norte da Índia que portavam o alelo H63D G eram todos portadores desse haplótipo "europeu". Dhillon et al (2012) sugerem que esse haplótipo tenha sido introduzido na população indiana pela miscigenação com europeus. A ligação entre os alelos H63D G e IVS2(+4) C encontrada no presente trabalho, provavelmente, reforça a origem europeia desse haplótipo.…”
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