Detecting 180 gene variants regulating height
Genetic researchers published results showing that they found about 180 gene variants that regulate human height.
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Genetic researchers published results showing that they found about 180 gene variants that regulate human height.
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Geneticists are learning how the gene controls the development of human height. The short answer is that there are at least 180 different common gene variants involved.…
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