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Genetics of essential hypertension.
The American journal of medicine - 1 Jan 1993
Kurtz T W, Spence M A
Abstract excerpt
Blood pressure is a complex quantitative trait that is determined by multiple environmental and genetic factors. Although some simple Mendelian forms of high blood pressure have been described, essential hypertension is characterized by a complex mode of inheritance. Based on recent advances in molecular biology and statistical genetics, it has become feasible to search for chromosome regions that may contain...
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