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Differences in pathogenetic mechanism between Tibetan and Han high-altitude polycythemia based on a whole genome-wide association study

2023-08-09

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High-altitude polycythemia (HAPC) is a common and serious chronic disease affecting people of highland and plains ancestry living at high altitudes. This study investigated genetic susceptibility differences for HAPC among ethnic groups, with 2,248 volunteers participating, including 898 HAPC patients (n Han = 450, n Tibetan = 448). The study included a GWAS of 198 cases (n Han = 100, n Tibetan = 98), which reveal...

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86fef747-06d9-51d8-9d47-395834b99d74
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10.1101/2023.08.05.23293524
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