Investigation of Association between Susceptibility to Leprosy and SNPs inside and near the <i>BCHE</i> Gene of Butyrylcholinesterase

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</svg> (%) obtained from Haploview for pairs of the studied SNPs in the total sample of patients plus contact controls: rs4387996 downstream the <i>BCHE</i> gene (1); rs1126680 (2), rs1799807 (3), and rs1803274 (4) in the <i>BCHE</i> gene; rs4440084 (5) and rs2863381 (6) upstream the <i>BCHE</i> gene.</table>

Journal of Tropical Medicine

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Figure 1: Investigation of Association between Susceptibility to Leprosy and SNPs inside and near the <i>BCHE</i> Gene of Butyrylcholinesterase 

Journal of Tropical Medicine

Investigation of Association between Susceptibility to Leprosy and SNPs inside and near the BCHE Gene of Butyrylcholinesterase

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