Matches in Nanopublications for { ?s ?p "[ We identified host genetic polymorphisms that may be associated with cervical cancer risk, some of which have been linked to potential functional effects on cellular immune responses or antigen processing. We failed to confirm earlier reports of increased cervical cancer susceptibility in women who harbor the p53 P72R allele. Although our findings support the general hypothesis that host immunogenetic determinants other than class II MHC may be important in the development of cervical cancer, further analysis of the HLA gene cluster comprising the implicated TNFalpha single-nucleotide polymorphisms will be required to determine whether their association is linkage independent.]. Sentence from MEDLINE/PubMed, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine."@en ?g. }
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- NP51737.RAOI7b9WfHvjscEztGjCOIIGQGhgTsdawc-bnVf3wIap4130_assertion description "[ We identified host genetic polymorphisms that may be associated with cervical cancer risk, some of which have been linked to potential functional effects on cellular immune responses or antigen processing. We failed to confirm earlier reports of increased cervical cancer susceptibility in women who harbor the p53 P72R allele. Although our findings support the general hypothesis that host immunogenetic determinants other than class II MHC may be important in the development of cervical cancer, further analysis of the HLA gene cluster comprising the implicated TNFalpha single-nucleotide polymorphisms will be required to determine whether their association is linkage independent.]. Sentence from MEDLINE/PubMed, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine." NP51737.RAOI7b9WfHvjscEztGjCOIIGQGhgTsdawc-bnVf3wIap4130_provenance.