Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Better understanding of sarcoidosis: new keys



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B. Karakaya (Nieuwegein, Netherlands), C. Van Moorsel (Nieuwegein, Netherlands), M. Veltkamp (Nieuwegein, Netherlands), C. Benschop (Nieuwegein, Netherlands), K. Kazemier (Utrecht, Netherlands), A. Van Der Helm-Van Mil (Leiden, Netherlands), T. Huizinga (Leiden, Netherlands), J. Grutters (Nieuwegein, Netherlands), G. Rijkers (Middelburg, Netherlands). Polymorphism in C-C Chemokine Receptor 5 (CCR5) increases susceptibility to Löfgren’s syndrome and alters receptor expression as well as functional response.. 3980

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