1. HLA Alleles and Amino-Acid Signatures of the Peptide-Binding Pockets of HLA Molecules in Vitiligo 
Archana Singh, Pankaj Sharma, Hemanta K. Kar, Vinod K. Sharma, Manoj K. Tembhre, Somesh Gupta, Naresh C. Laddha, Mitesh Dwivedi, Rasheedunnisa Begum, The Indian Genome Variation Consortium, Rajesh S. Gokhale, Rajni Rani 
Journal of Investigative Dermatology 
Volume 132, Issue 1, Pages (January 2012)
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2. Figure 1
Amino-acid signatures for the peptide-binding pockets of HLA molecules. (a) For DR β1-chain in vitiligo patients from North India and Gujarat. Amino acids shown in red are significantly increased in vitiligo patients; amino acids shown in green are significantly reduced in vitiligo patients as compared with controls. More than one amino acid at certain positions being red or green suggests the involvement of multiples alleles. (b) Ribbon diagram for peptide-binding clefts for predisposing and (c) protective DRB1 alleles (using PyMOL software, PyMOL Molecular Graphics System, Schrödinger, San Carlos, CA). (d) Amino-acid signature for HLA-A locus. (e) Amino-acid signature for HLA-B locus in vitiligo. Significantly increased P<0.009 to 10−29; Significantly increased P<0.05–0.01; Significantly reduced P<0.009 to 10−28; Significantly reduced P<0.05–0.01; Nonsignificant.
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3. Figure 1
Amino-acid signatures for the peptide-binding pockets of HLA molecules. (a) For DR β1-chain in vitiligo patients from North India and Gujarat. Amino acids shown in red are significantly increased in vitiligo patients; amino acids shown in green are significantly reduced in vitiligo patients as compared with controls. More than one amino acid at certain positions being red or green suggests the involvement of multiples alleles. (b) Ribbon diagram for peptide-binding clefts for predisposing and (c) protective DRB1 alleles (using PyMOL software, PyMOL Molecular Graphics System, Schrödinger, San Carlos, CA). (d) Amino-acid signature for HLA-A locus. (e) Amino-acid signature for HLA-B locus in vitiligo. Significantly increased P<0.009 to 10−29; Significantly increased P<0.05–0.01; Significantly reduced P<0.009 to 10−28; Significantly reduced P<0.05–0.01; Nonsignificant.
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4. Figure 1
Amino-acid signatures for the peptide-binding pockets of HLA molecules. (a) For DR β1-chain in vitiligo patients from North India and Gujarat. Amino acids shown in red are significantly increased in vitiligo patients; amino acids shown in green are significantly reduced in vitiligo patients as compared with controls. More than one amino acid at certain positions being red or green suggests the involvement of multiples alleles. (b) Ribbon diagram for peptide-binding clefts for predisposing and (c) protective DRB1 alleles (using PyMOL software, PyMOL Molecular Graphics System, Schrödinger, San Carlos, CA). (d) Amino-acid signature for HLA-A locus. (e) Amino-acid signature for HLA-B locus in vitiligo. Significantly increased P<0.009 to 10−29; Significantly increased P<0.05–0.01; Significantly reduced P<0.009 to 10−28; Significantly reduced P<0.05–0.01; Nonsignificant.
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5. Figure 1
Amino-acid signatures for the peptide-binding pockets of HLA molecules. (a) For DR β1-chain in vitiligo patients from North India and Gujarat. Amino acids shown in red are significantly increased in vitiligo patients; amino acids shown in green are significantly reduced in vitiligo patients as compared with controls. More than one amino acid at certain positions being red or green suggests the involvement of multiples alleles. (b) Ribbon diagram for peptide-binding clefts for predisposing and (c) protective DRB1 alleles (using PyMOL software, PyMOL Molecular Graphics System, Schrödinger, San Carlos, CA). (d) Amino-acid signature for HLA-A locus. (e) Amino-acid signature for HLA-B locus in vitiligo. Significantly increased P<0.009 to 10−29; Significantly increased P<0.05–0.01; Significantly reduced P<0.009 to 10−28; Significantly reduced P<0.05–0.01; Nonsignificant.
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6. Figure 1
Amino-acid signatures for the peptide-binding pockets of HLA molecules. (a) For DR β1-chain in vitiligo patients from North India and Gujarat. Amino acids shown in red are significantly increased in vitiligo patients; amino acids shown in green are significantly reduced in vitiligo patients as compared with controls. More than one amino acid at certain positions being red or green suggests the involvement of multiples alleles. (b) Ribbon diagram for peptide-binding clefts for predisposing and (c) protective DRB1 alleles (using PyMOL software, PyMOL Molecular Graphics System, Schrödinger, San Carlos, CA). (d) Amino-acid signature for HLA-A locus. (e) Amino-acid signature for HLA-B locus in vitiligo. Significantly increased P<0.009 to 10−29; Significantly increased P<0.05–0.01; Significantly reduced P<0.009 to 10−28; Significantly reduced P<0.05–0.01; Nonsignificant.
Journal of Investigative Dermatology  , DOI: ( /jid )
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7. Figure 1
Amino-acid signatures for the peptide-binding pockets of HLA molecules. (a) For DR β1-chain in vitiligo patients from North India and Gujarat. Amino acids shown in red are significantly increased in vitiligo patients; amino acids shown in green are significantly reduced in vitiligo patients as compared with controls. More than one amino acid at certain positions being red or green suggests the involvement of multiples alleles. (b) Ribbon diagram for peptide-binding clefts for predisposing and (c) protective DRB1 alleles (using PyMOL software, PyMOL Molecular Graphics System, Schrödinger, San Carlos, CA). (d) Amino-acid signature for HLA-A locus. (e) Amino-acid signature for HLA-B locus in vitiligo. Significantly increased P<0.009 to 10−29; Significantly increased P<0.05–0.01; Significantly reduced P<0.009 to 10−28; Significantly reduced P<0.05–0.01; Nonsignificant.
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