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Demographics of SNP induced mutations in Nox5.

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healthcare

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
YusFenBriDav
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ASW: Americans of African Ancestry in SW USA.

CEU: Utah Residence (CEPH) with Western and Northern European Ancestry.

CHB: Han Chineses in Beijing, China.

CHS: Southern Han Chinese.

CLM: Colombians from Medelin, Colombia.

FIN: Finnish in Finland.

GBR: British in England and Scotland.

IBS: Iberian population in Spain.

JPT: Japanese in Tokyo, Japan.

LWK: Luhya in Webuye, Kenya.

MXL: Mexican Ancestry from Los Angeles USA.

PUR: Puerto Ricans from Puerto Rico.

TSI: Toscani in Italia.

YRI: Yoruba in Ibadan, Nigera.

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Biological SciencesanatomyCardiovascular anatomycell biologySignal transductioncell signalingRedox signalingMolecular cell biologycardiologyDiagnostic medicine+5

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