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October 10, 2006BMC Medical GeneticsOpen Access

Triglyceride associated polymorphisms of the APOA5gene have very different allele frequencies in Pune, India compared to Europeans

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GCGiriraj R. ChandakKWKirsten WardCYChittaranjan S. Yajnik

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