Genes, hypertension, and intermediate phenotypes.

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Although it has been recognized for almost 70 years that there is a substantial genetic component to the pathogenesis of hypertension, only recently have systematic efforts been made to identify the responsible genetically determined mechanisms. In the case of several rare syndromes, spectacular progress has been made in identifying the underlying molecular mechanisms responsible for the clinical expression....

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