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A family study in Oman: large, consanguineous, polygamous Omani Arab pedigrees.

Community genetics - 1 Jan 2005

Hassan M O, Albarwani S, Al Yahyaee S, Al Haddabi S, Rizwi S, Jaffer A, Al-Lawati J, Cai G, Comuzzie Anthony G, Bayoumi R A

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OBJECTIVE: To establish a suitable human model for the study of the genetics of complex diseases. METHODS: We have selected an Omani Arab population to provide the statistical power required to study the genetics of complex diseases with confidence. This model consists of five multigenerational h...

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PMID: 15767758
DOI: 10.1159/000083341

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