ArticleGenes & diseases2017
Possible association of a distinct combined Glutathione-S-transferase members with allergic asthma patients in Pakistan.
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Abstract
Allergic asthma is a diverse chronic respiratory disease characterized by the inflammation of the lower airway disease affecting many people around the world with rising morbidity and mortality. Association between asthma and certain demographic features was studied in relation to genotype from 244 allergic individuals of local population. Skin prick test was used to confirm asthma. Genetic polymorphism in Glutathione-S-transferases (GSTs) was studied using multiplex PCR based method and IgE level by ELISA. Pollen and dust were the major causative aeroallergens (26%), which were associated to higher IgE levels (
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