RIT2 Polymorphisms: Is There a Differential Association?

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RIT2 Polymorphisms: Is There a Differential Association?

Molecular neurobiology - 1 Apr 2017

Emamalizadeh Babak, Jamshidi Javad, Movafagh Abolfazl, Ohadi Mina, Khaniani Mahmoud Shekari, Kazeminasab Somayyeh, Biglarian Akbar, Taghavi Shaghayegh, Motallebi Marzieh, Fazeli Atena, Ahmadifard Azadeh, Shahidi Gholam-Ali, Petramfar Peyman, Shahmohammadibeni Neda, Dadkhah Tahereh, Khademi Ehteram, Tafakhori Abbas, Khaligh Ali, Safaralizadeh Tannaz, Kowsari Ali, Mirabzadeh Arash, Zarneh Amir Ehtesham Shafiei, Khorrami Mehdi, Shokraeian Parasto, Banavandi Mohammad Javad Soltani, Lima Behnam Safarpour, Andarva Monavvar, Alehabib Elham, Atakhorrami Minoo, Darvish Hossein

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Neurological disorders include a wide variety of mostly multifactorial diseases related to the development, survival, and function of the neuron cells. Single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) have been extensively studied in neurological disorders, and in a number of instances have been reproducibly linked to disease as risk factors. The RIT2 gene has been recently shown to be associated with a number of...

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DOI: 10.1007/s12035-016-9815-4

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