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June 12, 2024Gene ExpressionOpen Access

HLA-G Polymorphic Variation (G*0104N exon 3) Confers Potential Risk for Recurrent Pregnancy Losses: A Study in a High Incidence Zone (Kashmir, North India)

Arshad A. Pandith Usma Manzoor Ina Amin Shayaq Ul Abeer Rasool Zahoor A. Wani Iqbal Qasim Saima Wani Iqra Anwar Shayesta Rah Masarat Rashid Adil Lateef Aabida Ahmad

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Abstract

Background and objectivesHLA-G gene harbors certain polymorphic variations that can potentially impact its biological activity, and therefore, may confer a risk for recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL). This study aimed to analyze whether HLA-G polymorphic variations (G*0103, G*0104, and G0105N) are related to the risk of RPL in women from Kashmir, North India.

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Pandith et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e651c6b6db6435875e2284 https://doi.org/10.14218/ge.2023.00144

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