Angiotensinogen: a candidate gene involved in preeclampsia?

Reynir Arngrı́msson(University of Glasgow), Smita M. Purandare(University of Glasgow), Michael Connor(University of Glasgow), James J. Walker(Glasgow Royal Infirmary), S Bjornsson(Glasgow Royal Infirmary), Florent Soubrier(Inserm), Yuri Kotelevtsev(Inserm), Reynir Tómas Geirsson(National University Hospital of Iceland), Hólmgeir Björnsson

Nature Genetics

June 1, 1993

10.1038/ng0693-114

Cited by 138

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