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Personalizing nutrigenomics research through community based participatory research and omics technologies.
Omics : a journal of integrative biology - 1 Dec 2008
McCabe-Sellers Beverly, Lovera Dalia, Nuss Henry, Wise Carolyn, Ning Baitang, Teitel Candee, Clark Beatrice Shelby, Toennessen Terri, Green Bridgett, Bogle Margaret L, Kaput Jim
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Personal and public health information are often obtained from studies of large population groups. Risk factors for nutrients, toxins, genetic variation, and more recently, nutrient-gene interactions are statistical estimates of the percentage reduction in disease in the population if the risk we...
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