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Genetic risk factors for obesity (MAF MC4R and FTO-polymorphisms) in a large cohort of German VLBW infants
DOI 10.1055/s-0030-1261622
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Autor:innenS Haller, C Gebauer, H Küster, N Teig, D Müller, H Segerer, W Nikischin, B Roth, T Höhn, A von der Wense, E Kattner, J Möller, M Vochem, C Wieg, C Härtel, E Herting, W Göpel
ZeitschriftKlinische Pädiatrie
Ausgabe06/2010
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Aims: Variants in MAF, MC4R and FTO have repeatedly been associated with obesity and partly with Type II diabetes. Small for gestational age infants have an increased risk to become obese and to develop a metabolic syndrome. We hypothesised that these variants could be associated with lower birth weight and with neonatal catch-up-growth thereby causing the association with obesity and Type II diabetes in adults. We…
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S Haller, C Gebauer, H Küster, N Teig, D Müller, H Segerer, W Nikischin, B Roth, T Höhn, A von der Wense, E Kattner, J Möller, M Vochem, C Wieg, C Härtel, E Herting, W Göpel (2010) Genetic risk factors for obesity (MAF MC4R and FTO-polymorphisms) in a large cohort of German VLBW infants. Klinische Pädiatrie (06). https://doi.org/10.1055/s-0030-1261622
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