<scp>MC</scp>1R major variants are a risk factor of sleep lines in Caucasian women
Article 2013 en
Authors
RJ
R. Jdid
KE
Khaled Ezzedine
JL
J. Latreille
Abstract
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The data in the literature are scarce and this study is the first to be conducted on a sizeable sample of women. Our results suggest that genetic variations of MC1R are important determinants of the development of sleep lines.
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