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The genetic makeup of the electrocardiogram

2019-05-24

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Since its original description in 1893 by Willem van Einthoven, the electrocardiogram (ECG) has been instrumental in the recognition of a wide array of cardiac disorders 1,2 . Although many electrocardiographic patterns have been well described, the underlying biology is incompletely understood. Genetic associations of particular features of the ECG have been identified by genome wide studies. This snapshot appro...

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DOI: 10.1101/648527

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