Identification of genetic variants for blood insulin level in sex-stratified Korean population and evaluation of the causal relationship between blood insulin level and polycystic ovary syndrome.
Lim WY, Lee H, Cho YS
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Blood insulin level is an important risk factor for numerous disorders. Individual blood insulin level is known to be substantially influenced by genetic factors. Several genetic association studies identified a number of genetic variants for blood insulin level, but none of them was from a sex-stratified population.
4,658 Korean ancestry females
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