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Genetic association research in football: A systematic review
European Journal of Sport Science, 2020Genetic variation is responsible for a large amount of the inter-individual performance disparities seen in sport. As such, in the last ten years genetic association studies have become more common; with one of the most frequently researched sports being
Alexander B. T. McAuley +7 more
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The Lancet, 2005
We review the rationale behind and discuss methods of design and analysis of genetic association studies. There are similarities between genetic association studies and classic epidemiological studies of environmental risk factors but there are also issues that are specific to studies of genetic risk factors such as the use of particular family-based ...
Cordell HJ, Clayton DG
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We review the rationale behind and discuss methods of design and analysis of genetic association studies. There are similarities between genetic association studies and classic epidemiological studies of environmental risk factors but there are also issues that are specific to studies of genetic risk factors such as the use of particular family-based ...
Cordell HJ, Clayton DG
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Genetic associates/counselors in genetic services
American Journal of Medical Genetics, 1980AbstractA survey of US directors of genetic services showed that about 38% of the nonâphysician professionals providing such services are genetic associates/counselors (GAs). Over 90% of GAs appear to be involved in direct human services, rather than in the performance of laboratory procedures or research.Although they wanted GAs to be competent in ...
John M. Optiz, Seymour Kessler
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Genetic Variations and Association
2010Publisher Summary This chapter provides information about the human hydroxytryptamine (HT)R6 gene structure, its evolution, and its expression profile in both the brain and in peripheral tissues. The chapter describes the regulatory regions like binding sites for transcription factors (TFs) or for miRNA.
GENNARELLI, Massimo, CATTANEO, Annamaria
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Biological Psychiatry, 2007
Genetic association studies are widely used in biomedical research and yet only a minority of positive findings stand the test of replication. I explored the capacity of association studies to produce false positive findings and the impact of various definitions of replication.Genetically realistic simulation data of a typical genotyping/analytic ...
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Genetic association studies are widely used in biomedical research and yet only a minority of positive findings stand the test of replication. I explored the capacity of association studies to produce false positive findings and the impact of various definitions of replication.Genetically realistic simulation data of a typical genotyping/analytic ...
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Genetics of microtia and associated syndromes
Journal of Medical Genetics, 2009Microtia is a congenital anomaly, characterised by a small, abnormally shaped auricle (pinna). It is usually accompanied by a narrow, blocked or absent ear canal. Microtia can occur as the only clinical abnormality or as part of a syndrome. The estimated prevalence of microtia is 0.8-4.2 per 10 000 births, and it is more common in men.
Alasti, F., Van Camp, Guy
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Genetics of menopause-associated diseases
Maturitas, 2001Menopause is the permanent cessation of menstruation resulting from the loss of ovarian follicular activity. It is estimated that perhaps 50 million women worldwide will go into menopause annually. Atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, osteoporotic fractures and Alzheimer's dementia are common chronic disorders after menopause, representing major ...
F. MASSART +2 more
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Genetic associations in diabetic nephropathy
Clinical and Experimental Nephrology, 2013Diabetic nephropathy is a complex disease, caused by both environmental and genetic factors. As in most complex diseases, genetic association studies in diabetic nephropathy showed inconsistent results. In retrospect, studies with small sample sizes, given what are now known to be small odds ratios, were partially responsible for this poor replication ...
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Cell journal, 2015
Population-based genetic association studies have proven to be a powerful tool in identifying genes implicated in many complex human diseases that have a huge impact on public health.
Atefeh Namipashaki +2 more
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Population-based genetic association studies have proven to be a powerful tool in identifying genes implicated in many complex human diseases that have a huge impact on public health.
Atefeh Namipashaki +2 more
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Genetics of Associated Syndromes
2021Congenital anomalies of the upper extremity (CAUE) are seen in a number of syndromes, either as an occasional feature or as a major or even presenting feature. In this chapter, only the syndromes in which the CAUE are defining or major features are included. For each of these syndromes, the genetic basis, including specific genes, if known, is included.
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