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Blood Cell Traits Linked to Individual Loci, Polygenic Contributors in International Studies

Sep 03, 2020
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NEW YORK – In a pair of new studies, international research teams have tracked down genetic contributors to blood cell traits, which may offer clues to everything from normal hematopoiesis to anemia, hemophilia, clotting conditions, blood cancer, and related common diseases.

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