The immunology of coeliac disease
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Whether or not the immune system initiates CD, it can be seen to play a role in the natural history of the disease. Genetic susceptibility to CD has been shown to be linked to the HLA, DQw2 and it appears that other genes within the MHC further contribute to disease susceptibility. The search for other immune response genes that may be linked to CD has lead to investigation both within the MHC and elsewhere in the genome. However, environmental factors undoubtedly contribute to the pathogenesis of the disease.
- John Radcliffe Hospital United Kingdom
- Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust United Kingdom
- University of Oxford United Kingdom
Immunity, Cellular, Immunoglobulins, Celiac Disease, Phenotype, Animals, Humans, Dietary Proteins, Antigens, Spleen, Triticum
Immunity, Cellular, Immunoglobulins, Celiac Disease, Phenotype, Animals, Humans, Dietary Proteins, Antigens, Spleen, Triticum
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