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Decreased activities of apolipoprotein m promoter are associated with the susceptibility to coronary artery diseases.

International journal of medical sciences - 1 Jan 2014

Zheng Lu, Luo Guanghua, Zhang Jun, Mu Qinfeng, Shi Yuanping, Berggren-Söderlund Maria, Nilsson-Ehle Peter, Zhang Xiaoying, Xu Ning

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The present study investigated the correlation among genetic polymorphisms of the proximal promoter region of apolipoprotein M (apoM) gene, the polymorphisms in relation to apoM expressions and the susceptibility to coronary artery diseases (CAD) in a Han Chinese population. Four common polymorphic sites, i.e., T-1628G, C-1065A, T-855C and T-778C, were confirmed, and a new deletion mutation C-724del was found, in...

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PMID: 24578614
DOI: 10.7150/ijms.7696
PMCID: PMC3936031

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