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Interactions between metallopeptidase 3 polymorphism rs679620 and BMI in predicting blood pressure in African-American women with hypertension.

Journal of hypertension - 1 Dec 2008

Taylor Jacquelyn, Sun Yan V, Chu Jian, Mosley Thomas H, Kardia Sharon L

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BMI represents an internal metabolic and physiological environment that plays a key role in development of high blood pressure (BP) for many Americans. African-American women have a higher prevalence of high BP and being overweight than men or other ethnic groups. This study examines the genetic-...

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PMID: 19008710
DOI: 10.1097/HJH.0b013e3283110402
PMCID: PMC3005718

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