In Egyptians, a mutation in the lymphotoxin-α gene may increase susceptibility to hepatitis C virus but not that to schistosomal infection

Author： Elsammak M. Y.   Al-Sharkaweey R. M.   Ragab M. S.   Amin G. M.   Kandil M. H.  

Publisher： Maney Publishing

ISSN： 1364-8594

Source： Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology, Vol.102, Iss.8, 2008-12, pp. : 709-716

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