A hybrid qPCR/SNP array approach allows cost efficient assessment of KIR gene copy numbers in large samples

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@lh3lh3 Wow this is really impressive! Nice to see this much closer to be solved. We tried this with SNP data back in the day on a much more smaller/basic scale https://t.co/8h3XWdQiJL

25 Jan 2024

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@npontikos your KIR paper is being discussed on twitter :) http://t.co/5ldjvwjrMi

15 Oct 2014

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@npontikos your KIR paper is being discussed on twitter :) http://t.co/5ldjvwjrMi

15 Oct 2014

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No evidence for KIR3DS1/KIR3DL1 gene copy number association in 12,000 type 1 diabetes cases and controls. http://t.co/v1bLqWPJwh

15 Oct 2014

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