Akhmadeeva, G.N.,
Khidiyatova, I.M.,
Nasibullin, T.R.,
Baitimerov, A.R.,
Magzhanov, R.V.,
Khusnutdinova, F.K. (2017) ). The study included 264 patients with idiopathic PD and 314 healthy individuals of the
Tatar ethnicity living
.2%.
Multilevel modeling showed that belonging to
Tatar/Bashkir ethnicity relative to Russian ethnicity (OR
= 1
Khusnutdinova, E.K.,
Dzhemileva, L.U.,
Lobov, S.L.,
Kuznetzov, D.U.,
Nazirova, A.G.,
Nurgalina, E.M.,
Barashkov, N.A.,
Fedorova, S.A. (2017) is of particular interest, because its ethnic
populations mostly belong to the Turkic, Finno-Ugric, and Slavonic
Solovyev, A.V.,
Barashkov, N.A.,
Bady-Khoo, M.S.,
Zytsar, M.V.,
Posukh, O.L.,
Romanov, G.P.,
Rafailov, A.M.,
Sazonov, N.N.,
Alexeev, A.N.,
Dzhemileva, L.U.,
Khusnutdinova, E.K.,
Fedorova, S.A. (2017) homozygous for mutation c.-23+1G>A from six Eurasian
populations were reconstructed. The structure
-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) rs2476601 was shown to be associated with JIA in different
populations, but according