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- source_evidence_literature type ECO_0000212 NP116674.RAzshMLQN45JZU-KA2UF2q8mlR7D8rsBhRN2d9mM-tJdQ130_provenance.
- source_evidence_literature label "DisGeNET evidence - LITERATURE" NP116674.RAzshMLQN45JZU-KA2UF2q8mlR7D8rsBhRN2d9mM-tJdQ130_provenance.
- source_evidence_literature comment "Gene-disease associations inferred from text-mining the literature." NP116674.RAzshMLQN45JZU-KA2UF2q8mlR7D8rsBhRN2d9mM-tJdQ130_provenance.
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- NP116674.RAzshMLQN45JZU-KA2UF2q8mlR7D8rsBhRN2d9mM-tJdQ130_assertion SIO_000772 18097620 NP116674.RAzshMLQN45JZU-KA2UF2q8mlR7D8rsBhRN2d9mM-tJdQ130_provenance.
- NP116674.RAzshMLQN45JZU-KA2UF2q8mlR7D8rsBhRN2d9mM-tJdQ130_assertion evidence source_evidence_literature NP116674.RAzshMLQN45JZU-KA2UF2q8mlR7D8rsBhRN2d9mM-tJdQ130_provenance.
- NP116674.RAzshMLQN45JZU-KA2UF2q8mlR7D8rsBhRN2d9mM-tJdQ130_assertion description "[Evaluation of genotype distributions by the Chi-square test and subsequent multivariable logistic regression analysis with adjustment for age, sex, body mass index, smoking status, and the prevalence of diabetes mellitus and hypercholesterolemia revealed that the -14C-->T polymorphism of ABCA1, the C-->G (Ser2229Cys) polymorphism of ROS1, the C-->T (Asn591Asn) polymorphism of LDLR, the 13989A-->G (Ile118Val) polymorphism of CYP3A4, the C-->G and A-->C polymorphisms of ADIPOR1, and the -519A-->G polymorphism of MMP1 were significantly (P<0.05) associated with the prevalence of hypertension.]. Sentence from MEDLINE/PubMed, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine." NP116674.RAzshMLQN45JZU-KA2UF2q8mlR7D8rsBhRN2d9mM-tJdQ130_provenance.