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Fergus Hamilton, Ruth Mitchell, Peter Ghazal

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    PubMed
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    这项研究研究了血红氧酶1 (HMOX1) 基因的GT (n) 重复长度及其与各种健康状况的关联. 尽管强有力的归因,但没有发现任何显著的临床关联,这挑战了之前的发现.

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