From Sweden - Researchers have identified 37 genes in mice that lower cholesterol and reduce the chance of plaque formation which is a risk factor for the development of heart disease and stroke. While much of clinical medicine focuses on identifying and stabilizing plaque, this new finding may make it possible to prevent plaque formation before it accumulates.
From Romania - An isolated population from the mountainous Northern regions of Romania may provide a genetic clue to the development of vitiligo, a skin disorder causing loss of pigment. In a study of over 1600 residents from this area, where inbreeding is common, the rate of vitiligo was noted to be 20 times that of neighboring regions. It is believed that an environmental trigger is also important in genetically susceptible individuals.
And finally, from Pennsylvania - Researchers studied over 700 morbidly obese patients, whose average BMI was 51, to determine if genetic mutations played a role in those who failed weight loss surgery. The results showed that those with 2 copies of two common single nucleotide polymorphisms that are associated with obesity were more likely to regain weight.
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naturalherbs1 2 years ago
Okay...I need to make a statement. I have vitiligo and I was not imbread! You don't have to stare at me, if you have questions, ask! You won't catch it if I shake your hand either.
Canichenoir 3 years ago
The other issue regarding the Romanian sample is a higher risk of other auto-immune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and thyroid disease (know you cant get it all in under 60 seconds...btw this is an excellent service; also like the researcher profiles that you do on your site. You should consider posting them here too).
jhmimeds02 4 years ago
Wonder if the genetic markers are commercially available yet? If I was going to get reduction surgery, I would want to know my genetic status.
iernurse 4 years ago
Do we know if these genes we for HDL or LDL?
premed99 4 years ago