Both copy number and sequence variations affect expression of human DEFB4

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Copy number variations (CNVs) were found to contribute massively to the variability of genomes. One of the best studied CNV region is the beta-defensin cluster (DEFB) on 8p23.1. Individual DEFFB copy numbers (CNs) between 2 and 12 were found, whereas low CNs predispose for Crohn's disease. A further …
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Authors Groth M;Wiegand C;Szafranski K;Huse K;Kramer M;Rosenstiel P;Schreiber S;Norgauer J;Platzer M;;
Journal genes and immunity
Year 2010
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