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SNPs of PSMA6 gene--investigation of possible association with myocardial infarction and type 2 diabetes mellitus.

Genetika - 1 Apr 2007

Sjakste T, Poudziunas I, Ninio E, Perret C, Pirags V, Nicaud V, Lazdins M, Evanss A, Morrison C, Cambien F, Sjakste N

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In our preceding studies we have identified microsatellite polymorphisms inside the PSMA6 gene and in its 5' upstream region. Following the observed associations of microsatellite polymorphisms with non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus and Graves' disease we extended the evaluation of PSMA6 genetic variations to cardiovascular disorders and non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus. New polymorphisms in the...

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