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- source_evidence_literature type ECO_0000212 NP634781.RA-z6PMXTSJFi40BvkZbIzpoy43uoZmC9zz6j5sdMYzuc130_provenance.
- source_evidence_literature label "DisGeNET evidence - LITERATURE" NP634781.RA-z6PMXTSJFi40BvkZbIzpoy43uoZmC9zz6j5sdMYzuc130_provenance.
- source_evidence_literature comment "Gene-disease associations inferred from text-mining the literature." NP634781.RA-z6PMXTSJFi40BvkZbIzpoy43uoZmC9zz6j5sdMYzuc130_provenance.
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- NP634781.RA-z6PMXTSJFi40BvkZbIzpoy43uoZmC9zz6j5sdMYzuc130_assertion SIO_000772 17334638 NP634781.RA-z6PMXTSJFi40BvkZbIzpoy43uoZmC9zz6j5sdMYzuc130_provenance.
- NP634781.RA-z6PMXTSJFi40BvkZbIzpoy43uoZmC9zz6j5sdMYzuc130_assertion evidence source_evidence_literature NP634781.RA-z6PMXTSJFi40BvkZbIzpoy43uoZmC9zz6j5sdMYzuc130_provenance.
- NP634781.RA-z6PMXTSJFi40BvkZbIzpoy43uoZmC9zz6j5sdMYzuc130_assertion description "[Multivariable logistic regression analysis with adjustment for age, body mass index, and smoking status revealed that the T-->G (3' UTR) polymorphism of the thrombospondin 2 gene (THBS2), the -603A-->G polymorphism of the coagulation factor III gene (F3), and the G-->T (intron 2) polymorphism of the adipocyte, C1Q, and collagen domain containing (adiponectin) gene (ADIPOQ) were significantly associated with the prevalence of type 2 diabetes mellitus in men, and that the A-->G (Arg160Gly) polymorphism of the paraoxonase 1 gene (PON1) was significantly associated with this condition in women.]. Sentence from MEDLINE/PubMed, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine." NP634781.RA-z6PMXTSJFi40BvkZbIzpoy43uoZmC9zz6j5sdMYzuc130_provenance.