Epiregulin (EREG) variation is associated with susceptibility to tuberculosis.

Although host genetics influences susceptibility to Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the human genes regulating pathogenesis remain largely unknown. We used M. tuberculosis-stimulated macrophage gene expression profiling in conjunction with a case-control genetic association study to discover epiregulin...

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Main Authors:	Thuong, N, Hawn, T, Chau, T, Bang, N, Yen, N, Thwaites, G, Teo, Y, Seielstad, M, Hibberd, M, Lan, N, Caws, M, Farrar, J, Dunstan, S
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2012

Epiregulin (EREG) variation is associated with susceptibility to tuberculosis by Thuong, N, Hawn, T, Chau, T, Bang, N, Yen, N, Thwaites, G, Teo, Y, Seielstad, M, Hibberd, M, Lan, N, Caws, M, Farrar, J, Dunstan, S

Published 2012

Journal article

Epiregulin (EREG) variation is associated with susceptibility to tuberculosis.

Epiregulin (EREG) variation is associated with susceptibility to tuberculosis by Thuong, N, Hawn, T, Chau, T, Bang, N, Yen, N, Thwaites, G, Teo, Y, Seielstad, M, Hibberd, M, Lan, N, Caws, M, Farrar, J, Dunstan, S

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