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Genetic analysis of maximum cigarette-use phenotypes.

BMC genetics - 31 Dec 2003

Saccone Nancy L, Neuman Rosalind J, Saccone Scott F, Rice John P

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BACKGROUND: Using the Framingham Heart Study data set provided for Genetic Analysis Workshop 13, we defined the cigarette-use phenotype M for smokers to be the maximum number of cigarettes-per-day (MAXCIG) reported over the longitudinal course of the study. Adjustments were made for the significa...

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PMID: 14975173
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2156-4-S1-S105
PMCID: PMC1866443

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