Molecular Diagnostics


Mutation That Induces High Blood Pressure in Women Linked to Increased Heart Attack Risk
A mutation in women in the G-protein coupled estrogen receptor 30 gene generates a receptor with reduced activity that induces high blood pressure, the single biggest risk factor for heart attack and stroke. More...
05 Aug 2014





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