A Novel Variable Number of Tandem Repeat of the Natriuretic Peptide Precursor B gene's 5'-Flanking Region is Associated with Essential Hypertension among Japanese Females
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T. Nakayama | Koichi Matsumoto | M. Soma | Y. Izumi | N. Aoi | M. Sato | Kotoko Kosuge | Mikano Sato | Noriko Aoi
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