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Table 1 Multiple PCR primers combination pattern
Figure 1 KIR gene content diversity of three Chinese populations, within 479 unrelated individuals, 42 genotypes that differed by the presence (shaded box) and absence (white box) of 16 KIR genes were detected
Table 2 Comparison of genotypes, haplotypes and linkage groups in Tibetan, Kazakh and Uyghur populations
Table  S1). In this dendrogram, there were four main clusters (Figure 3): European, African, Asian and Indian cluster
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