"2 of 6 NIMA-related SNPs showed association with the ratio hepcidin/ferritin, suggesting that an increased hepcidin/ferritin ratio increases atherosclerosis risk. Genomic correlations were close to zero, except for hepcidin and ferritin with ABI at rest"
"We observed no single SNP associations that fit the hypothesized directions of effect between iron and NIMA, except for rs651007, associated with decreased ferritin concentration and decreased atherosclerosis risk.. https://t.co/ORy4q01lYO
Iron and hepcidin as risk factors in atherosclerosis: what do the genes say? [2015. @radboudumc. @AarhusUni. @Cambridge_Uni. @amsterdamumc. Research Vascular Center Rijnstate. @UQ_News. @QIMRBerghofer] https://t.co/ORy4q01lYO
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