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The phenotypic variation of widefins medaka is due to the insertion of a giant transposon containing a viral genome within the hoxca cluster. [PDF]

Genetics
Koita R, Otake S, Fukaya N, Yamamoto K, Maeno A, Kanno H, Matsuda M, Kawamura A.   +7 more
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Candidate genes underlying hypomelanistic morphs in squamate reptiles. [PDF]

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Beaudier P, Ullate-Agote A, Tzika AC.
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Exploring MAPT-containing H1 and H2 haplotypes in Parkinson’s disease across diverse populations

Reyes-Pérez P, Hor JW, Toh TS, Sanyaolu AO, Pantazis CB, Leal TP, Yeboah S, Bandres-Ciga S, Morris HR, Makarious MB, Senkevich K, the Latin American Research Consortium on the Genetics of Parkinson’s Disease (LARGE-PD), the Global Parkinson’s Genetics Program (GP2), Leonard H, Brolin KA.   +14 more
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Leveraging the shared and opposing genetic mechanisms in the heritable cardiomyopathies

Kramarenko D, Haydarlou P, Powell G, Rämö J, Janan R, Prince C, Zimmerman D, Theotokis P, Thami P, Haas J, Garnier S, Rühle F, Poel E, Schmidt  A, Day S, Helms A, Lampert R, Parikh V, Ingles J, Lakdawala N, Owens A, Saberi S, Stendhal J, Ashley E, Gray B, Russell M, Ryan T, Rossano J, Abrams D, Olivotto I, Miller E, Lin K, Maurizi N, Argiro A, Berry C, Cooper R, Flett A, Gardner R, Greenwood J, Halliday B, Hutchings D, Mahmod M, McCann G, Page S, Peebles C, Raman B, Swoboda P, Varnava A, Wright D, Prasad S, Cook S, Tayal U, Buchan R, Walsh R, Wilde A, Meder B, Charron P, Goel A, Amin A, Ellinor P, Aragam K, Tadros R, Pinto Y, Ho C, Watkins H, Ware J, Bezzina C, Jurgens S.   +67 more
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Genetics: The MAPT locus-a genetic paradigm in disease susceptibility.

, 2016
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Genetic characterization of the Dyscalc locus

Mammalian Genome, 2002
Calcification occurs frequently in the development of atherosclerotic lesions, and studies in mice have indicated a genetic contribution. We now show that one genetic factor contributing to aortic calcification is the Dyscalc locus, previously shown to contribute to myocardial calcification. Thus, the Dyscalc locus, on proximal mouse Chromosome (Chr) 7,
Veronica V, Colinayo, Jian-Hua, Qiao, Peter, Demant, Kelly, Krass, Aldons J, Lusis, Thomas A, Drake   +5 more
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