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Large-scale population-based metabolic phenotyping of thirteen genetic polymorphisms related to one-carbon metabolism.

Human mutation - 1 Sept 2007

Fredriksen Ase, Meyer Klaus, Ueland Per Magne, Vollset Stein Emil, Grotmol Tom, Schneede Jørn

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Several polymorphisms of genes involved in one-carbon metabolism have been identified. The reported metabolic phenotypes are often based on small studies providing inconsistent results. This large-scale study of 10,601 population-based samples was carried out to investigate the association between a panel of biochemical parameters and genetics variants related to one-carbon metabolism. Concentrations of total...

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PMID: 17436311
DOI: 10.1002/humu.20522

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CBS
MTHFR
BHMT
MTR
TCN2
MTHFD1
MTRR
PON1

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