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Serum proteins can successfully predict self-reported ethnicity: Implications for precision-medicine

2017-11-21

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The effects of inter-individual variability on disease treatment and prevention are important to the goals of “precision medicine” 1 . In biomedical research, consideration of racial or ethnic differences allows generation and exploration of hypotheses about interactions among genetic and environmental factors responsible for differential medical outcomes. The US National Institutes of Health, therefore recommend...

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ca1a8799-2081-5486-895e-a5111f54deba
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10.1101/221614
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