Abstract: 532 MOLECULAR GENETIC EPIDEMIOLOGY OF FAMILIAL HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA IN HOKURIKU DISTRICT OF JAPAN

Hiroshi Mabuchi(Kanazawa University), Akihiro Inazu(Kanazawa University), Chiaki Nakanishi(Kanazawa University), Junji Kobayashi(Chiba University), Jun‐ichi Koizumi(Kanazawa University), Mika Mori(Kanazawa University), M Tuchida, M Yamagishi, Hayato Tada(Kanazawa University), Tohru Noguchi(Kanazawa University), M-a Kawashiri(Kanazawa University), M Takada(Brigham and Women's Hospital), A Nohara(Kanazawa University)
Atherosclerosis Supplements
June 1, 2009
10.1016/s1567-5688(09)70274-0
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