Prevalence of the genetic variant rs61330082 and serum levels of the visfatin gene in Mexican individuals with metabolic syndrome: a clinical and bioinformatics approach.

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Prevalence of the genetic variant rs61330082 and serum levels of the visfatin gene in Mexican individuals with metabolic syndrome: a clinical and bioinformatics approach.

Nutricion hospitalaria - 19 Dec 2024

González-Sánchez Grecia Denisse, Martínez-Pérez Luz Andrea, Pérez-Reyes Ángel, Guzmán-Flores Juan Manuel, Garcia-Robles Mayra Judith

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Introduction: Background: metabolic syndrome (MetS) is a group of clinical anomalies that share an inflammatory component of multifactorial etiology. Objectives: the present study aims to relate the genetic variant (rs61330082 C/T) with dietary patterns in the presence of MetS and the application of molecular docking according to the genotype and associated transcription factors. Methods: 197 individuals aged 18...

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DOI: 10.20960/nh.05183

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