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Armenians Carry Something Rare in Their Cells, and It Is Why an Armenian Patient Can Search the World and Find Nobody - ZARTONK | Homeland Meets Diaspora | Latest Armenian News | Breaking News and Videos
A bone marrow transplant matches on human leukocyte antigen, a set of proteins on the surface of nearly every cell that the body uses to tell its own tissue from foreign tissue. Blood type plays no part in it. Six of these matter most for a transplant, labeled A, B, C, DR, DP, and DQ. […]
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