The genetic contribution of CTLA‐4 dimorphisms in promoter and exon 1 regions in Japanese patients with rheumatoid arthritis

F. Takeuchi Department of Internal Medicine (Allergy and Rheumatology), Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo, TokyoCorrespondence[email protected]

K. Kawasugi Department of Internal Medicine (Allergy and Rheumatology), Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo, Tokyo

M. Mori Department of Internal Medicine (Allergy and Rheumatology), Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo, Tokyo

N. Nakaue Department of Internal Medicine (Allergy and Rheumatology), Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo, Tokyo

N. Kobayashi Department of Internal Medicine (Allergy and Rheumatology), Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo, Tokyo

S. Kuwata 3rd Department of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Teikyo University School of Medicine, Ichihara

T. Murayama Johoku Clinic, Kanazawa

K. Matsuta Matsuta Clinic, Tokyo, Japan

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"The genetic contribution of CTLA‐4 dimorphisms in promoter and exon 1 regions in Japanese patients with rheumatoid arthritis." Scandinavian Journal of Rheumatology, 35(2), pp. 154–155

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