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Population genetics of chronic kidney disease: the evolving story of APOL1.
Journal of nephrology - 1 Jan 2000
Wasser Walter G, Tzur Shay, Wolday Dawit, Adu Dwomoa, Baumstein Donald, Rosset Saharon, Skorecki Karl
Abstract excerpt
Advances in human genome sequencing and generation of public databases of genomic diversity enable nephrologists to re-examine the genetics of common, complex kidney diseases. Non-diabetic kidney diseases prevalent in African ancestry populations and the allelic variation described in chromosome 22q12.3 is one such illustrative example. Newly available genomic database information enabled research groups to...
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