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The importance and identification of regulatory polymorphisms and their mechanisms of action.
Biochimica et biophysica acta - 1 Jan 2006
Buckland Paul R
Abstract excerpt
The search for the genetic variations underlying all human phenotypes is in its infancy but must be one of the long term goals of the scientific community. There is evidence that most, if not all human phenotypes, including illnesses are influenced by the genetic makeup of the individual. There are an estimated 11 million human genetic polymorphisms with a minor allele frequency >1% and possibly many times that...
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