the pathophysiology of OA is given to the identification of
genetic and epigenetic
mechanisms.
Zagidullin, N.,
Plechev, V.,
Badykova, E.,
Badykov, M.,
Akhmadishina, L.,
Korytina, G.,
Sagitov, I. (2019) dozen
genetic loci are under investigations.
Objective
To investigate whether 5 connective tissue and 5
TIMASHEVA, Y.R.,
NASIBULLIN, T.R.,
MUSTAFINA, O.E.,
BALKHIYAROVA, Z.R.,
PROKOPENKO, I.,
AVZALETDINOVA, D.S.,
MORUGOVA, T.V. (2019) and LTA rs909253
genetic variant. LTA rs909253 and TNF rs1800629
loci were also featured in combinations
Timasheva, Yu.,
Zudina, L.,
Balkhiyarova, Zh.,
Kaakinen, M.,
Munroe, P.,
Prokopenko, I. (2019) pathophysiological mechanisms. Large-scale genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have revealed hundreds of
geneticЭПИГЕНЕТИКА АГРЕССИВНОГО ПОВЕДЕНИЯMUSTAFIN, R.N.,
KHUSNUTDINOVA, E.K.,
KAZANTSEVA, A.V.,
ENIKEEVA, R.F.,
DAVYDOVA, Y.D.,
KARUNAS, A.S.,
MALYKH, S.B.,
МУСТАФИН Р. Н.,
КАЗАНЦЕВА А.В.,
ЕНИКЕЕВА Р.Ф.,
ДАВЫДОВА Ю.Д.,
КАРУНАС А.С.,
МАЛЫХ С.Б.,
ХУСНУТДИНОВА Э.К. (2019) owing to the impaired interaction with noncoding RNAs, which results in modified functioning of
genetic loci and the TNFA rs1800629*G - LTA rs909253*G haplotype are associated with the development of JIA