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Concordant association of lipid gene variation with a combined HDL/LDL-cholesterol phenotype in two European populations.

Human heredity - 1 Jan 2006

Bauerfeind Anja, Knoblauch Hans, Costanza Michael C, Luganskaja Tatjana, Toliat Mohammad R, Nürnberg Peter, Luft Friedrich C, Reich Jens G, Morabia Alfredo

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OBJECTIVE: SNP/phenotype associations are difficult to validate. This comparative study demonstrates significant contribution of candidate genes to the variation of a complex cholesterol phenotype, measured in two general populations by a gene-based approach. METHODS: Independent samples of normolipidemic subjects from two Caucasian populations (371 Swiss and 157 Germans) were selected for a case-control-study...

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PMID: 16770077
DOI: 10.1159/000093773

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ABCA1
APOA1
APOE
CETP
LCAT
LDLR
LIPC
LPL
PLTP

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