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Gene-environment interactions in the etiology of obesity: defining the fundamentals.
Obesity (Silver Spring, Md.) - 1 Dec 2008
Bouchard Claude
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The concept of gene-environment interaction refers to a situation where the response or the adaptation to an environmental factor, a behavior, or a change in behavior is conditional on the genotype of the individual. Of particular interest for our understanding of the etiology of human obesity is the role played by genotype-nutrition and genotype-physical activity interactions. Evidence for the presence of such...
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