Population
Afro-Caribbean families recruited in Jamaica and a set of British Caucasian families
Design
Other
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Ancestry differences in ACE QTL disequilibrium warrant caution generalizing markers across populations; leaves open additional Jamaican variants regulating ACE levels.
Trans-ethnic fine mapping reveals differences in allelic association patterns between Jamaican and British families, suggesting additional unobserved polymorphisms influence circulating ACE levels in Jamaican families.
Colin A. McKenzie (2001) studied this question.
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