Further support for the association of CCR5 allelic variants with asthma susceptibility
Journal article published in 2002 by
R. McGinnis,
F. Child,
S. Clayton,
S. Davies,
W. Lenney,
T. Illig,
M. Wjst,
N. Spurr,
C. Debouck,
A. H. Hajeer,
W. E. R. Ollier,
R. Strange,
A. A. Fryer 
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Child,F. Clayton,S. Davies,S. Lenney,W. Illig,T. Wjst,M. Spurr,N. Debouck,C. Hajeer,A H. Ollier WER Strange,R. Fryer,A A. McGinnis,R
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Child,F. Clayton,S. Davies,S. Lenney,W. Illig,T. Wjst,M. Spurr,N. Debouck,C. Hajeer,A H. Ollier WER Strange,R. Fryer,A A. McGinnis,R
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Abstract
English and German nuclear families containing multiple asthmatic children and asthmatic parents were analysed to retest a recently reported association between resistance to asthma and the delta32 allele of chemokine receptor 5 (CCR5). Analysis of the families by the transmission-disequilibrium test (TDT) revealed a non-significant trend in the English families that provided marginal confirmation of the association (P