Type 1 diabetes genetic risk contributes to phenotypic presentation in monogenic autoimmune diabetes

Type 1 diabetes genetic risk contributes to phenotypic presentation in monogenic autoimmune diabetes

<p dir="ltr">Disease-causing variants in key immune homeostasis genes can lead to monogenic autoimmune diabetes. Some individuals carrying disease-causing variants do not develop autoimmune diabetes, even though they develop other autoimmune disease. We aimed to determine whether typ...

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Main Author: Amber M Luckett (19963733) (author)
Other Authors: Gareth Hawkes (16871117) (author), Harry D Green (20151282) (author), Elisa De Franco (8231166) (author), William A Hagopian (17691882) (author), Bart O Roep (20151284) (author), Michael N Weedon (21698) (author), Richard A Oram (16504484) (author), Matthew B Johnson (20151287) (author), the EXE-T1D consortium (20151290) (author)
Published: 2024
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Other biological sciences not elsewhere classified
Genetic Risk Factors
Autoimmune Diseases/Disorders
Type 1 Diabetes
Endocrine Autoimmunity
Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) Class II (HLA-DP, HLA-DQ, HLA-DR)
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