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Circulation. 1984;69:1190-1194

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Circulation, Vol 69, 1190-1194, Copyright © 1984 by American Heart Association

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Molecular genetics of lipoprotein disorders

JL Breslow

These types of studies lay the foundation for understanding the human apolipoproteins at the genetic level. In addition, through a few specific examples, we have already shown evidence at the DNA level that lesions in apolipoprotein genes can play a role in human atherosclerosis. This work is in its infancy, but we hope it will have a major impact on our ability to understand genetic susceptibility to atherosclerosis in the general population.




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