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Association between C-reactive protein gene haplotypes and C-reactive protein levels in Taiwanese: Interaction with obesity
Atherosclerosis, 06/05/09
Teng MS et al. - CRP polymorphisms are independently associated with increased or decreased CRP level in Taiwanese. Further, CRP genotypes/haplotypes interact with obesity to set CRP level. These findings have implications for the prediction of atherosclerotic disease.
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