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Genetics and epigenetics of obesity.
Maturitas - 1 May 2011
Herrera Blanca M, Keildson Sarah, Lindgren Cecilia M
Abstract excerpt
Obesity results from interactions between environmental and genetic factors. Despite a relatively high heritability of common, non-syndromic obesity (40-70%), the search for genetic variants contributing to susceptibility has been a challenging task. Genome wide association (GWA) studies have dramatically changed the pace of detection of common genetic susceptibility variants. To date, more than 40 genetic...
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