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I am wondering of anyone here can tell me if 2 X HLADQ8 and 1 HLADQ2 is a risk for celiac or type 1 diabetes. What is the overall risk factor with this combination? HlaDq2 is under the HLAdqB alleles and the HLADQ8 is under both A and B. Please clarify. Thanks Arobinson130 (talk) 20:11, 26 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]