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Genetic and environmental determinants of lipid profile in black and white youth: a study of four candidate genes.

Ethnicity & disease - 1 Jan 2005

Davis Catherine L, Wang Xiaoling, Snieder Harold, Sneider Harold, Treiber Frank A

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OBJECTIVE: To identify genotypes and gene-environment interactions, which may explain ethnic differences on lipid profile in Black and White youth. DESIGN, SETTING, PARTICIPANTS: Healthy adolescents and young adults (N=413, 18.6 +/-2.8 yrs, 44% Black, 53% Male) drawn from a cardiovascular study....

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