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Genetic Susceptibility to Chronic Liver Disease in Individuals from Pakistan.

International journal of molecular sciences - 18 May 2020

Raja Asad Mehmood, Ciociola Ester, Ahmad Imran Nazir, Dar Faisal Saud, Naqvi Syed Muhammad Saqlan, Moaeen-Ud-Din Muhammad, Kaukab Raja Ghazala, Romeo Stefano, Mancina Rosellina Margherita

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Chronic liver disease, with viral or non-viral etiology, is endemic in many countries and is a growing burden in Asia. Among the Asian countries, Pakistan has the highest prevalence of chronic liver disease. Despite this, the genetic susceptibility to chronic liver disease in this country has not been investigated. We performed a comprehensive analysis of the most robustly associated common genetic variants...

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PMID: 32443539
DOI: 10.3390/ijms21103558
PMCID: PMC7278956

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