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Biological complexity and strategies for finding DNA variations responsible for inter-individual variation in risk of a common chronic disease, coronary artery disease.
Annals of medicine - 1 Dec 1992
Sing C F, Haviland M B, Templeton A R, Zerba K E, Reilly S L
Abstract excerpt
Most common chronic diseases of humans aggregate, but do not segregate, in families. The segregation-linkage research paradigm has not provided great insights into their genetic etiology. In this paper, using coronary artery disease as an example, we discuss hierarchical organization, coherence, emergent properties and dynamism as features that characterize the complexity of genotype-phenotype relationships. We...
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