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Key concepts in human genetics: understanding the complex phenotype.

Medicine and sport science - 1 Jan 2009

Gibson William T

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The recent sequencing of a reference human genome has generated a large number of DNA-based tools, which are being used to locate genes that contribute to disease. These tools have also enabled studies of the genetics of non-disease traits such as athletic fitness. Sport scientists should keep in...

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PMID: 19696504
DOI: 10.1159/000235693

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