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Whole genome sequencing approach to identifying genetic risk factors underlying anterior cruciate ligament injuries in a twin family study
Background: Predisposition to ACL rupture is multifactorial, resulting from a complex interplay of intrinsic and extrinsic risk factors. Variation in the genome is now considered a key intrinsic risk factor, but the majority of currently implicated loci have been identified through case-control gene...
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Department of Human Biology
2022
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