Performance of genetic risk factors in prediction of trichloroethylene induced hypersensitivity syndrome.

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Performance of genetic risk factors in prediction of trichloroethylene induced hypersensitivity syndrome.

Scientific reports - 20 Jul 2015

Dai Yufei, Chen Ying, Huang Hanlin, Zhou Wei, Niu Yong, Zhang Mingrong, Bin Ping, Dong Haiyan, Jia Qiang, Huang Jianxun, Yi Juan, Liao Qijun, Li Haishan, Teng Yanxia, Zang Dan, Zhai Qingfeng, Duan Huawei, Shen Juan, He Jiaxi, Meng Tao, Sha Yan, Shen Meili, Ye Meng, Jia Xiaowei, Xiang Yingping, Huang Huiping, Wu Qifeng, Shi Mingming, Huang Xianqing, Yang Huanming, Luo Longhai, Li Sai, Li Lin, Zhao Jinyang, Li Laiyu, Wang Jun, Zheng Yuxin

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Trichloroethylene induced hypersensitivity syndrome is dose-independent and potentially life threatening disease, which has become one of the serious occupational health issues and requires intensive treatment. To discover the genetic risk factors and evaluate the performance of risk prediction model for the disease, we conducted genomewide association study and replication study with total of 174 cases and 1761...

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