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The role of genetic polymorphisms in environmental health.
Environmental health perspectives - 1 Jun 2003
Kelada Samir N, Eaton David L, Wang Sophia S, Rothman Nathaniel R, Khoury Muin J
Abstract excerpt
Interest is increasing in the role of variations in the human genome (polymorphisms) in modifying the effect of exposures to environmental health hazards (often referred to as gene-environment interaction), which render some individuals or groups in the population more or less likely to develop disease after exposure. This review is intended for an audience of environmental health practitioners and students and...
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