Genetic and pharmacogenomic data on smoking: the bigger sample size, the less reliable phenotype? A critical review.

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Increasing amount of genetic data on nicotine dependence (ND) is available in the literature, sometimes extremely large population size is reported but the study design is not always consequent. Phenotypic measures can vary from a simple 6-item self-rating scale to breath CO or serum cotinine level test but in genetic investigations this is not sophisticated; moreover the population stratification is also usually...

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