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Expression of altered alpha2-adrenergic phenotypic traits in normotensive humans at genetic risk of hereditary (essential) hypertension.

Journal of hypertension - 1 Jun 1998

Dao T T, Kailasam M T, Parmer R J, Le H V, Le Verge R, Kennedy B P, Ziegler G, Insel P A, Wright F A, O'Connor D T

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BACKGROUND: Essential (hereditary) hypertension is a common, though complex, trait with substantial heritability, but a still-obscure mode of inheritance. In this disorder with relatively late onset, knowledge of phenotypes with earlier penetrance would aid genetic analyses, as well as assessment of risk. OBJECTIVE: Because alpha2-adrenergic receptor alterations are among the most heritable in experimental...

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PMID: 9663918
DOI: 10.1097/00004872-199816060-00009

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