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Genetic association and functional analysis of rs7903456 in FAM35A gene and hyperuricemia: a population based study.

Scientific reports - 25 Jun 2018

Yan Feng, Sun Peng, Zhao Huishou, Zhao Changhai, Zhang Nana, Dai Yujie

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Recent studies have identified SNP rs7903456 of FAM35A to be associated with gout. Because of the close connections between hyperuricemia and gout, we hypothesized that the effect of rs7903456 on gout might be mediated by hyperuricemia or its related quantitative trait, uric acid level. We investigated the association between 31 SNPs of FAM35A, including rs7903456, and hyperuricemia based on 2,773 hyperuricemia...

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PMID: 29942023
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-27956-3
PMCID: PMC6018507

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