Haemophilia
 2016
DOI: 10.1111/hae.13105
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Anti‐factor VIII antibodies in brothers with haemophilia A share similar characteristics

Joerg Kahle
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A. Orlowski
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Diana Stichel
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Abstract: Overall, our data provide a first hint that anti-FVIII IgG characteristics are comparable among haemophilic brothers with inhibitors. Whether genetic factors also influence the nature of patients' antibodies needs to be confirmed in a larger study population.

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