Article
Patterns of pharmacogenetic diversity in African populations: role of ancient and recent history.
Pharmacogenomics - 1 Sept 2009
Oliveira Elisabete, Pereira Rui, Amorim António, McLeod Howard, Prata Maria João
Abstract excerpt
AIMS: The knowledge that genetic variation influencing drug response is clearly structured among human populations has prompted many studies aimed at obtaining pharmacogenetic profiles in specific populations. While large amounts of data are being produced for populations from developed countries, the African continent still remains very poorly studied. To help to fill this gap, this work characterized three...
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