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Association study of genetic variants of 17 diabetes-related genes/loci and cardiovascular risk and diabetic nephropathy in the Chinese She population.

Journal of diabetes - 1 Jun 2013

Chen Gang, Xu Yuan, Lin Yinghua, Lai Xiaolan, Yao Jin, Huang Baoying, Chen Zichun, Huang Huibin, Fu Xianguo, Lin Lixiang, Lai Shenghan, Wen Junping

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BACKGROUND: Genetic determinations are important in type 2 diabetes (T2DM) pathology. We investigated associations between genetic variants of 17 diabetes-related genes/loci, T2DM and diabetic complications in Chinese She subjects. METHODS: A comprehensive gene-based association study was conducted using 17 single nucleotide polymorphisms in Chinese She subjects with normal glucose tolerance (n = 1119), impaired...

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PMID: 23298195
DOI: 10.1111/1753-0407.12025

Genes

FTO
HHEX
IDE
JAZF1
CDKAL1
WFS1
KCNJ11
ADAMTS9
KCNQ1

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