Titlebook: Racial Identities, Genetic Ancestry, and Health in South America; Argentina, Brazil, C Sahra Gibbon,Ricardo Ventura Santos,Mónica Sans Book

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Remembering or Forgetting Mendel: Sickle Cell Anemia and Racial Politics in Brazil pronounced by the president of South Africa, nor even by a multicultural zealot in Great Britain or the United States. Rather they were spoken on Brazil’s Independence Day in 1995 by the recently elected president, sociologist Fernando Henrique Cardoso.

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Pharmacogenetics in the Brazilian Populationies in Brazilians, starting with a brief review of the heterogeneity and structure of the Brazilian population, which have important implications for the conceptual development and clinical implementation of PGx in this country.

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Strong Association of Socioeconomic Status and Genetic Ancestry in Latinos: Implications for Admixtur Colorado (Stern et al. 1981; Hanis et al. 1983; Samet et al. 1988; Hamman et al. 1989; Flegal et al. 1991) than in whites, an epidemiological difference that persists after adjusting for other traits such as abdominal obesity (Haffner et al. 1986).

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Forced Disappearance and Suppression of Identity of Children in Argentina: Experiences in Genetic Id one of the most gruesome events that have happened during the twentieth century is a testimony to the dramatic history of the continent and to the role that socially committed geneticists have played in redressing crimes against humanity.

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Introduction Gomez.1 Simultaneously, it evokes and references the well-known drawing by the Renaissance artist Leonardo de Vincis Vitruvian man and the debates about race and genomics that have become frequent in Brazil and other South American countries in the first decade of the twenty-first century. Like oth

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Molecular Vignettes of the Colombian Nation: The Place(s) of Race and Ethnicity in Networks of Biocad social implications in human genomic research have not decreased but, on the contrary, have become accentuated at the same rate that new breakthroughs in the field of biomedicine get disseminated, and new private and national efforts are mobilized and consolidated to study and account for parts or

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