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Study on the role of environmental parameters and HIF-1A gene polymorphism in coronary collateral formation among patients with ischemic heart disease.

Clinical biochemistry - 1 Dec 2011

Alidoosti Mohammad, Ghaedi Mahboobeh, Soleimani Abbas, Bakhtiyari Salar, Rezvanfard Mehrnaz, Golkhu Shekufeh, Mohammadtaghvaei Narges

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OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the association between collateral formation and some environmental factors along with a polymorphism in HIF-1A gene in selected Iranian patients with CAD. DESIGN AND METHODS: Patients with ≥ 70% narrowing in at least one coronary vessel according to coronary angiography were enrolled. The patients' demographic, clinical and biochemical data were collected. The presence of C1772T...

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PMID: 21945026
DOI: 10.1016/j.clinbiochem.2011.09.001

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