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HTR1B gene variants associate with the susceptibility of Raynauds' phenomenon in workers exposed hand-arm vibration.

Clinical hemorheology and microcirculation - 5 Oct 2016

Chen Qingsong, Lang Li, Xiao Bin, Lin Hansheng, Yang Aichu, Li Hongling, Tang Shichuan, Huang Hanlin

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OBJECTIVE: To explore whether polymorphic variants of the HTR1B gene are associated with the susceptibility of Raynauds' Phenomenon (RP) coursed by vibration. METHODS: 148 subjects exposed to vibration for more than 2 years were classified into either induced white finger (VWF) group (n = 72), or non-VWF group (n = 76). Vibration exposure levels were measured and assessed following ISO 5349-1:2001 protocol. All...

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PMID: 26639766
DOI: 10.3233/CH-152021

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