The apoB-100 gene EcoRI polymorphism influences the relationship between features of the insulin resistance syndrome and the hyper-apoB and dense LDL phenotype in men

Marie‐Claude Vohl; André Tchernof; F. T. Dionne; S. Moorjani; D. Prud'homme; Claude Bouchard; A. Nadeau; P. J. Lupien; J. P. Despres

doi:10.2337/diabetes.45.10.1405

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The apoB-100 gene EcoRI polymorphism influences the relationship between features of the insulin resistance syndrome and the hyper-apoB and dense LDL phenotype in men

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