Titlebook: DNA Polymorphisms as Disease Markers; D. J. Galton,G. Assmann (Director) Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 DNA.Lipid

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“Disharmony and Religious Feuds”d in intergenic and intronic DNA. As many as 1:300 bases may be variable (1). This creates a wealth of new genetic markers that can be used to track almost any locus in pedigree or population studies. Clinical genetics has been transformed from a study of pedigrees in which rare mutant proteins co-s

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Compounds Derived from Aminoacetic Acidsoccurs. Differences between monogenic and common diseases are outlined. Utilization of intermediate phenotypes rather than of the common disease . as the diagnostic trait may be helpful for genetic analysis. Various genetic approaches with particular emphasis on linkage and association studies are discussed.

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“Dissatisfaction Evidenced by Some”interaction. The results of these studies suggest that genetic liability to CHD is influenced significantly by a locus or loci in the apo AI/CIII/AIV gene region. Since the association of this region with familial CHD involves different alleles or haplotypes in different sections of the population (

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Genetic Variation at the APOA-I, C-III, A-IV Gene Complex: A Critical Review of the Associations Bet

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Lipoprotein Lipase Gene Variants in Subjects with Hypertriglyceridaemia and Coronary Atherosclerosisobesity, it has also been demonstrated to have a strong genetic component. Segregational analysis in certain pedigrees reveals a bimodal triglyceride distribution consistent with autosomal dominant inheritance..