CURRICULUM VITAE
WRITTEN BY:
Dr. SALEH A. S. AL-ABDULHADI
MEDICAL LICENSE:
Consultant (Medical Genetic)
Registration Number:-
SCHS, Professional Registration ID#07-R-A-28037
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WORK ADDRESS:
HOME ADDRESS:
PRINCE SATAM BIN ABULAZIZ
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF APPLIED MEDICAL
SCIENCE
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KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
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DATE OF BIRTH: 21ST OF MAY 1977
MARTIAL STATUS: MARRIED
NATIONALITY: SAUDI
PRESENT POSITION:
2012 - PRESENT
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND CONSULTANT MEDICAL
MOLECULAR GENETIC
VICE -DEAN FOR QUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT
FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN OF MEDICAL MOLECULAR
GENETIC UNIT
COLLEGE OF APPLIED MEDICAL SCIENCE
PRINCE SATTAM BIN ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY
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RIYADH 11942
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
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PREVIOUS POSITIONS:
2010 - 2012
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND CONSULTANT MEDICAL
MOLECUAR GENETIC
COLLEGE OF APPLIED MEDICAL SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF TABOUK
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TABOUK 71411
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
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SENIOR SPECIALIST, MEDICAL MOLECULAR GENETIC
AND GENETIC COUNSELING
MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY AND PGD
MEDICAL LABORATORY AND PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT
SAAD SPECIALIST HOSPITAL
P.O.BOX 30353
ALKHOBAR 31952
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
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MEDICAL LICENSE:
2013
Consultant (Medical Genetic)
Registration Number:-
SCHS, Professional Registration ID#07-R-A-28037
QUALIFICATIONS:
MARCH- 2015
NCAAA- AUDITORS
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NCAAA, BRITISH COUNCIL, MOE (GROUP OF
WORKSHOPS)
2012
Basic Life Support (BLS) provider
2008
Basic Life Support (BLS) provider
2006
Malcom Baldrige Training Workshops
2006
Critical Care Workshop and symposium, Mayo Clinic
2005
Canadian Council on Health Services Accreditation
2005
Genetic Epidemiology Course, LSHTM, London, UK.
2004
PhD, in Medicine, Child Health: Genetic of Asthma and
Atopy.
2003
Human Linkage Analysis course, (HGMP) research
center, London, UK.
2001
MSc in Science, Medical Molecular Genetics.
2001
Induction Course for new Postgraduate Research Students.
2000
Biochemistry Specialist, Almana General Hospitals,
Dammam.
1999
BSc in Biochemistry (King Saud University, Riyadh).
1996
General English Level 4A, The British Council, Riyadh.
1995
PC Installation and application Course, King Saud
University, Riyadh.
POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION:-
Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Medicine) in Child
Health. University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Royal
Aberdeen Children Hospital, Child Health Department.
Research Proposal; Genetic of Asthma and Atopy.
Thesis title “Role of Genetic Polymorphisms in the
Chemokine Pathway in Asthma and Atopy (The current
research proposal details is available)
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Degree of Master of Science in Medical Molecular
Genetics. University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Medical
Genetics Department.
Passed: Genetics Technologies, Clinical CytoGenetics
And Clinical Biochemistry, Genetics of Common Diseases,
Medical Genetics, Major Essay title of “Nevoid basal cell
carcinoma syndrome (NBCCS) in skin cancer”, Project
thesis title of “Pharmacogenetics and genetics of
Psychiatric disorders”, Practical Report (DNA cloning),
and Practical Report (Molecular Genetics).
UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION:
1995-99
Bachelor degree of Biochemistry, King Saud University,
Riyadh.
1993-95
High School level degree
Al-Amer Abdullah High School, Dammam
Certificate of three-year studies in Science.
1984-93
Primary/Intermediate degrees
Al-Nahdah Privet School, Distinction (Grade A in all
Models).
SCHOLARSHIP AND INTERNATIONAL AWARDS:
2012
Certificate of Achievement, BioMedLib
2011
I was selected within the selected persons within Asia and the
Pacific (Pacific) and placing translation for my life and my
personal in Who's Who in the World 2011 (28th Edition).
2005
The 3rd ERS Lung Science Bursary Award. “Evidence that
polymorpisms on the chemokine, and chemokine receptor
pathway contribute to the expression of asthma”. (2005).
Taromina, Sicily, Italy.
2004
The 2ed ERS Lung Science Bursary Award. “Family
linkage analysis and age specific associations of –403 G/A
promoter RANTES polymorphism with asthma”. (2004).
Taromina, Sicily, Italy.
2003
The ERS Young Investigation Award. “Tests and
estimates (transmission disequilibrium test) for allelic
association of CCR532 with Asthma in high risk
families”. Vienna, Austria.
2001
Scholarship via Ministry of Higher Education (Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia, Riyadh), presented by Saudi Culture Bureau,
London.
OTHER RELEVANT UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE:
1999
First Aid Service, Volunteer in King Khalid Medical
College, Riyadh.
1996-99
Information elective in university journal society, King
Saud University, Riyadh.
1996-99
Biomedical elective in the Department of Biochemistry,
College of science, King Saud University, Riyadh.
1994-95
Scientific elective in the Scientific Society, Prince
Abdullah School, Dammam.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
2012- Present
Assistant Professor/ Consultant, Medical Genetic (Prince
Sattam Bin-Abdulaziz University)
Job role: Academic and administration:
Teaching Medical Genetic, for 4th year students MLS,
college of applied medical science.
Teaching Introduction to Pathology, for 2nd year
students MLS, college of applied medical science.
Teaching Lab administration, for
4th year students MLS, college of applied medical
science.
Vice Dean for Development and Quality, college of
applied medical
science.
Chairman of Medical Genetic unite, college of applied
medical science.
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Quality consultant for college of Mohammed Almana (parttime)
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Consultants for university deanship of higher education and
research
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Assistant Professor, Medical Genetic (Tabuk University)
Job role: Academic and administration:
Teaching Genetic and Molecular Biology, for 2nd year
students MLT, college of applied medical science.
Teaching and training clinical rotation genetic, for 4th
year students MLT, college of applied medical science.
Teaching Medical Genetic, for 4th year students MBBS,
college of medicine.
Course coordinator Genetic and Molecular Biology.
Coordinator, 4th year clinical rotation and Internship
program
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Senior Specialist, Medical Molecular Genetics
and Genetic Counseling
Job role: overseeing and running
Genetic counselling clinic
Microbial Genetic Screening including nucleic acid test
for infectious disease HCV and HIV.
Infection disease screening (including daily screening
for MRSA)
Molecular tests for Oncology cases.
Developing molecular genetic screening for PGD cases.
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Department Head, Clinical Support Services
Education and Pioneer Program, Saad Training Institute,
Saad Specialist Hospital
Job role:
Clinical support training and development
Continues medical education
Pioneer scholarship program
Medical library
Saudi Commission of Health Specialist (SCHS)
PI
Research
2005 (3 Months)
Visitor Clinical Scientist
King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Molecular Genetics Laboratory and IVF unite.
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Postdoctoral fellows
Department of child health and medical genetic lab
University of Aberdeen
2000
Medical Assistants (Part-Time Job)
Grampian Medical Hospital, Aberdeen, Department of
Microbiology.
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Specialist Biochemistry (Fulltime Job)
Almana General Hospital, Dammam, rotation in all
sections:
Haematology.
Clinical Biochemistry.
Blood Transfusion.
Microscopy.
Microbiology.
Serology.
Wording.
Summer 1998
Medical Assistant (elective summer paid job/nonspecialized)
Dhahran Medical Center, Saudi ARAMCO Oil Company.
-: TEACHING/ SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION (ELECTIVE WORK), UNIVERSITY OF
ABERDEEN, UK:
Undergraduate:
I have leading 3rd year medical genetic students practical lab work, in molecular
genetic experiments and genetic cloning. Supervising student’s experiments work and
lab reports. I am a member of the undergraduate tutelage committee for Medical
Genetic, University of Aberdeen.
Postgraduate:
I am regularly contributed in the weekly postgraduate education class in University of
Aberdeen. I have been teaching postgraduate students and staff different models
related to genetic of simple and complex diseases (Cystic Fibrosis CF, Asthma,
Atopy, Alzheimer, …etc), immunology (General and specific), biochemistry,
bioinformatics, IT (Word, Excel, and power point) and biomedical technology (PCR,
RT-PCR, RFLP, Southern plot, Northern plot, Electrophoresis, Column
electrophoresis, TaqMan Assay, Gene sequencing, LightCycler Instrument, and
DASH). Genetic and Statistical analyses (Cyrillic 3, Linkage, Linkage Disequilibrium
(EH),…etc).
PAPERS REVIEW:
2012
“DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF HIV PREVENTION
SCALE FOR HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE STUDENTS”,
Journal of AIDS and HIV Research
2011
Elvira Vaclavik Bräuner1, Steffen Loft2, Ole Raaschou-Nielsen, Ulla
Vogel, Paal Skytt Andersen and Mette Sørensen. "Effects of a 17q21
chromosome gene variant, tobacco smoke and furred pets on infant
wheeze", Nature: Genes and Immunity.
2008
Christine L.E. Siezen, Louis Bont, Hennie M. Hodmaekers, Mrieke J.
Emerers, Gerda Doornbos, Ruben van’t Slot, Ciska Wijmenega, Hans C.
van Houwelingen, Jan L.L. Kimpen, Tjeerd G Kimman, Barbera hoebee
and Riny Janssen. “Genetic susceptibility to RSV bronchiolitis in pretem
children is associated with airway remodelling genes and innate immune
genes”, Nature: Genes and Immunity.
2005
Seung-Hyun Kim, Jin-Sik Bae, J. W. Holloway, Chang-Hee Suh, DongHo Nahm,Hae-Sim Park. “A polymorphism of MS4A2 (-109T>C)
encoding the β-chain of the highaffinity IgE receptor is associated with a
susceptibility to AIA”, Nature: Genes and Immunity.
2004
Jong-Keuk Lee, Ha-Jung Ryu, Ho-Youl Jung, Jung-Sun Park, Jun-Woo
Kim, Hyung-Tae Kim, Choon-Sik Park, InSong Koh, Bermseok Oh,
Chan Park, Kuchan Kimm. “Genetic Variants of IL-13 and IL-4 in the
Korean Population:Polymorphisms, Haplotypes and Linkage
Disequilibrium”, Nature: Genes and Immunity.
2004
Yoichi Suzuki, Fumiaki Kamada, Chenchen Shao, Mayumi Tamari,
Koichi Hasegawa, Tomomitsu Hirota, Makiko Shimizu, Naomi
Takahashi, Xiao-Quan Mao, Satoru Doi, Hiroshi Fujiwara, Akihiko
Miyatake, Kimie Fujita, Yoko Aoki, Shigeo Kure, Gen Tamura, Taro
Shirakawa, Yoichi Matsubara. “Association of the hCLCA1 gene with
childhood and adult asthma”, Nature: Genes and Immunity.
2004
Susanne Stemmler, Umut Arinir, Wolfram Klein, Gernot Rohde, Sabine
Hoffjan, Natascha Wirkus, Karin Reinitz-Rademacher, Albrecht Bufe,
Gerhard Schultze-Werninghaus, Joerg Epplen. “Association of
interleukin 8 receptor α polymorphisms with chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease and asthma”, Nature: Genes and Immunity.
SCIENTIFIC SKILLS:
2) GENETICS ANALYSES: (FOR
MENDELIAN AND COMPLEX DISEASE)
1) MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES:
PCR.
RFLP.
Electrophoresis.
DASH.
RT-PCR
RealTime PCR (TaqMan
Assay).
FISH.
FACS.
Sequencing.
Family-based analyses.
Linkage analyses.
Linkage disequilibrium
analyses.
Case-controls analyses.
Pedigree drawing
Risk calculation
3) BIOINFORMATIC ANALYSES:
NCBI, BLAST, Ensembl,
TraFac, MatInspector, Matlnd,
and TF-search,
MOLECULAR GENETIC EXPERIENCE:
Microbial Genetic Screening including nucleic acid test for infectious disease
HCV and HIV.
Infection disease screening (including daily screening for MRSA)
Molecular tests for Oncology cases.
Developing molecular genetic screening for PGD cases.
OTHER SKILLS:
Experienced using Microsoft Works: Word, PowerPoint, Excel, SPSS, and
STATA.
Competent with e-mail and Internet searches.
Presentation skills and report writing from degree studies.
Team working developed on field trips and through work experience.
Sports, Gym, swimming.
Designing.
MEMBERSHIPS:
Committee member teaching assistants and lecturers, SAU, KSA.
Member of the Commission project leadership development for faculty
members SAU, KSA.
Member of the Committee developmental assessment project for the fourth
standard of education and learning, SAU, KSA.
Saudi Society of Genetic Disease (SSGD), Riyadh, KSA.
Saudi Arabian Organization Club (SAOC), Aberdeen, UK.
British Thoracic Society (BTS), London, UK
British Society of Human Genetics (BSHG), Birmingham, UK
European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG), Vienna, Austria
Human Genome Organization (HUGO), London, UK.
COURSES ATTENDED:
2010- Present
Continues Medical Education, Prince Sattam BinAbdulaziz University
Sept-
Continues Medical Education, Saad Specialist Hospital
(attachment)
April 2005
Genetic Epidemiology, London School of Hygiene and
Tropical Medicine (LSHTM). London, UK.
April 2003
Human Linkage Analysis course, (HGMP) research
center, London, UK.
March 2003
Writing and Research Protocol (HSRU), Aberdeen.
2003
Generic Skills 2, Taught course for PhD student.
2003
Bioinformatic course 2, Taught course for PhD student.
2003
Radiation course 2, Taught course for PhD student.
2003
Statistic course 2, Taught course for PhD student.
2003
Epidemiology for postgraduates, Taught course for PhD
student.
2002
Statistic Course 1, Taught course for PhD student
2002
Generic Skills 1, Taught course for PhD student.
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Bioinformatics course 1, Taught Course for PhD student.
University Safety Training course, Taught course for PhD
student
2001
Radiation Course 2, Taught course Program for PhD
Student
2000
Radiation Course 1, Taught course Program for PhD
student
University Safety Training course 2, Taught course for
PhD student
2000
1999
Induction Course for new Postgraduate Research Students,
Aberdeen.
1996
General English Level 4A, The British Council, Riyadh.
1995
PC Installation and application Course, King Saud
University, Riyadh.
MEETINGS ATTENDED:
November 2013
5th Arab Pan Genetic conference, Dubai, UAE
March 2009
King Fahad Specialist Hospital-Dammam 3rd Infection
Prevention and Control Symposium of KFSH-D, 3ed
Annual Meeting of Saudi Societyof Medical
Microbiology & Infection Disease
May 2008
KFSH&RC Post graduate center Genetic Counseling and
Preventative Screening Programs in Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia: Now and Future
September 2004
European Respiratory Society Conference (ERS),
Glasgow, UK.
July 2004
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), London, UK.
June 2004
Scottish Society of Experimental Medicine (SSEM),
Dundee, UK.
April 2004
Second Lung Science Conference (ERS). “Application of
our knowledge of the basic processes of lung
inflammation in lung disease”, Toarmina, Sicily, Italy.
September 2003
British Human Genetics Conference (BSHG), University
of York, York, UK.
September 2003
European Respiratory Society Conference (ERS),
Vienna, Austria.
September 2003
British Thoracic Society (BTS), London, UK.
July 2002
The UK Cord Blood Immunology Group meeting,
London, UK.
June 2002
The Royal Society of Edinburgh Annual meeting
“The Increase in Allergy Disease: Environment and
Susceptibility”, Edinburgh, UK.
PUBLICATIONS:
BOOK:
ROLE OF GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS: IN CHEMOKINE PATHWAY IN ASTHMA AND ATOPY
PAPERS:
Saleh A. Al-Abdulhadi, Mohammed Al-Rabia. Tests and estimates (transmission
disequilibrium test) for allelic association of CCR5D32 with Asthma in high-risk
families; Journal of Pakistan Medical Association 2011; 61(3): 267-273.
Saleh A. Al-Abdulhadi, Mohammed Al-Rabia. Linkage and haplotype analysis of
the chemokines receptor clustered on chromosome 3p21.3 in families at high risk of
asthma and atopy. Annals of Saudi Medicine 2010; 30(2): 115-122.
Saleh A. Al-Abdulhadi, Mohammed Al-Rabia. Genetic polymorphism in chemokine
receptor 3 associated with high risk of asthma but not atopy in children and adults:
Transmission and association studies. Egyptian Journal of Immunology 2009; 16(1):
83-93.
Saleh A. Al-Abdulhadi, Mohammed Al-Rabia. Association and preferential
transmission of the CCR2V64I polymorphism with absence of asthma in high-risk
families. Saudi Medical Journal 2008; 29:-.
S. A. Al-Abdulhadi, P J Helms, M Main, O Smith, G Christie. Preferential
transmission and association of the – 403 G→A promoter RANTES polymorphism
with atopic asthma. Genes and Immunity 2005; 6:2430.
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Gordon Christie, Peter J. Helms. Child Health, University of
Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. Association of CCR2V64I (G→A)
polymorphism with protection against asthma. Family based study. (2004). European
Respiratory Journal. (Supplement 48), 24:S135.
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Gordon Christie, Peter J. Helms. Child Health, University of
Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. Linkage and haplotype analyses for
chemokine receptors clustered in chromosome 3q21.3 in family pedigree with asthma
and atopy. (2004). European Respiratory Journal. (Supplement 48), 24:S135.
S. A. Al-Abdulhadi, P J Helms, M Main, O Smith, G Christie. Department of Child
Health, University of Aberdeen, Royal Aberdeen Children Hospital, Westburn Road,
Aberdeen, AB25 2ZG, Scotland UK. Tests and estimates (transmission disequilibrium
test) for allelic association of CCR5Δ32 with Asthma in high-risk families. 2004 (in
progress).
S. A. Al-Abdulhadi, P J Helms, M Main, O Smith, G Christie. Department of Child
Health, University of Aberdeen, Royal Aberdeen Children Hospital, Westburn Road,
Aberdeen, AB25 2ZG, Scotland UK. Allelic frequency association with asthma and
preferential transmission of relevant polymorphisms of Chemokine receptor 2. 2004
(in progress).
S. A. Al-Abdulhadi, P J Helms, M Main, O Smith, G Christie. Department of Child
Health, University of Aberdeen, Royal Aberdeen Children Hospital, Westburn Road,
Aberdeen, AB25 2ZG, Scotland UK. Log linear analyses and assessment of genetic
imprinting for genes along the chemokine pathway. 2004 (in progress).
S. A. Al-Abdulhadi, P J Helms, M Main, O Smith, G Christie. Department of Child
Health, University of Aberdeen, Royal Aberdeen Children Hospital, Westburn Road,
Aberdeen, AB25 2ZG, Scotland UK. The functional relevance of polymorphisms in
chemokines, and chemokine receptor genes. 2004 (in progress).
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Peter J. Helms. Child Health, University of Aberdeen,
Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. Family linkage analysis and age specific
associations of –403 G/A promoter RANTES polymorphism with asthma. (2003).
Journal of Medical Genetics. (Supplement 1), 40:S81.
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Peter J. Helms. Child Health, University of Aberdeen,
Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. Tests and estimates (transmission
disequilibrium test) for allelic association of CCR532 with Asthma in high risk
families. (2003). European Respiratory Journal. (Supplement 45), 22:S580.
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Peter J. Helms. Child Health, University of Aberdeen,
Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. Dose CCR5 Delta 32 polymorphism influence
the expression of atopic and non-atopic asthma in high risk families. (2003).
European Respiratory Journal. (Supplement 45), 22:S580.
S. A. Al-Abdulhadi, G. Christie, O. Smith, P. J. Helms. Child Health, University of
Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. Contributions of 403 G/A RANTES
promoter polymorphism to atopy and asthma across two generations: evidence for
familial linkage and age specific associations. (2003). Thorax. (Supplement iii),
58:iii61.
ORAL PRESENTATIONS:
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, The field of Medical Genetic between Past and Present, (2012)
Salman Bin Abulaziz University, KSA.
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Peter Helms. Child Health, Royal Aberdeen Children Hospital,
Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. Evidence that Polymorphism in the Chemokine
Pathway Contribute to the expression of Asthma and Atopy (2005). King Faisal
Specialist Hospital, Riyadh, KSA.
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Peter Helms. Child Health, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen,
Scotland, United Kingdom. Linkage and haplotype analyses for chemokine receptors
clustered in chromosome 3p21.3 in family pedigrees with asthma and atopy. (2004).
Scottish Society of Experimental Medicine (SSEM). Dundee, UK.
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Peter Helms. Margaret Main. Child Health, University of
Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. Preferential transmission and
association of the – 403 G→A promoter RANTES polymorphism with atopic asthma.
(2004). GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) meeting.
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Peter Helms. Child Health, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen,
Scotland, United Kingdom. Role of Genetic Polymorphisms in the Chemokine
Pathway in Asthma and Atopy. (2003). 1st Annual Symposium, University of
Aberdeen, UK.
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Peter J. Helms. Family linkage analysis and age specific
associations of –403 G/A promoter RANTES polymorphism with asthma. (2003).
Presented and resaved Bursaries at the 2ed ERS Lung Science Conference, Taromina,
Sicily, Italy.
Saleh Al-Abdulhadi, Peter Helms. Child Health, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen,
Scotland, United Kingdom. Family linkage analysis and age specific associations of –
403 (GA) promoter RANTES polymorphism with asthma. (2002). Medical
Genetics Department, University of Aberdeen, UK.
