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The eNOS gene polymorphism does not have a major impact on lipid parameters and premature coronary artery disease in Slovene men (Caucasians).

Folia biologica - 1 Jan 2005

Milutinović A, Hruskovicova H

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eNOS affects the NO level in the blood vessel wall, and therefore eNOS might be considered as a candidate gene for CAD. In this cross-sectional case-control association study we tested the hypothesis whether the eNOS 4alb gene polymorphism is a genetic marker for premature CAD in Slovene men. The eNOS 4a/b gene polymorphism was tested in 403 Slovene men: 215 cases with premature CAD and 188 subjects with no...

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PMID: 15913034

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