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Dementias Caused by Persistent Pathogens and the Protective Role of HLA Against them

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Figure 1. Schematic diagram illustrating the steps of antibody production in health (Figure 1a) and, conversely, the disruption of antibody production at various possible stages leading to persistent pathogens and disease (Figure 1b)
Figure 2. Dementia prevalence is plotted against DRB1*13:02 frequency for 14 Continental Western European countries (Fig 2a) and the quantitative effect whereby an increase of 100% (doubling) of the DRB1*13:02 frequency results in 31% reduction in dementia

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