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Genes, Environment, Intermediate Phenotypes, and the Pathogenesis of Diabetic Nephropathy.

2004-03-01

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The potential of pharmacogenomics has received widespread attention. The goals include identifying patients in whom a substantial response, or the absence of a response, to an individual drug can be anticipated; targets for drug therapy based on genetic polymorphisms involved in pathogenesis; and new opportunities for drug development. Diabetic (DM) nephropathy provides a useful model for exploring these issues si...

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91a9ea4f-fc0c-58d5-a57c-0cb1a4429e0b
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10.2174/1570160043476088
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