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Title : Genetic invalidation of Lp-PLA(2) as a therapeutic target: Large-scale study of five functional Lp-PLA(2)-lowering alleles - Gregson_2017_Eur.J.Prev.Cardiol_24_492

Author(s) : Gregson JM , Freitag DF , Surendran P , Stitziel NO , Chowdhury R , Burgess S , Kaptoge S , Gao P , Staley JR , Willeit P , Nielsen SF , Caslake M , Trompet S , Polfus LM , Kuulasmaa K , Kontto J , Perola M , Blankenberg S , Veronesi G , Gianfagna F , Mannisto S , Kimura A , Lin H , Reilly DF , Gorski M , Mijatovic V , Munroe PB , Ehret GB , Thompson A , Uria-Nickelsen M , Malarstig A , Dehghan A , Vogt TF , Sasaoka T , Takeuchi F , Kato N , Yamada Y , Kee F , Muller-Nurasyid M , Ferrieres J , Arveiler D , Amouyel P , Salomaa V , Boerwinkle E , Thompson SG , Ford I , Wouter Jukema J , Sattar N , Packard CJ , Shafi Majumder AA , Alam DS , Deloukas P , Schunkert H , Samani NJ , Kathiresan S , Nordestgaard BG , Saleheen D , Howson JM , Di Angelantonio E , Butterworth AS , Danesh J

Ref : Eur J Prev Cardiol , 24 :492 , 2017

Abstract : Gregson_2017_Eur.J.Prev.Cardiol_24_492

ESTHER : Gregson_2017_Eur.J.Prev.Cardiol_24_492

PubMedSearch : Gregson_2017_Eur.J.Prev.Cardiol_24_492

PubMedID: 27940953

Gene_locus related to this paper: human-PLA2G7

Title : Preliminary post-prandial studies of Burmese cats with elevated triglyceride concentrations and\/or presumed lipid aqueous - Kluger_2010_J.Feline.Med.Surg_12_621

Author(s) : Kluger EK , Caslake M , Baral RM , Malik R , Govendir M

Ref : J Feline Med Surg , 12 :621 , 2010

Abstract : Kluger_2010_J.Feline.Med.Surg_12_621

ESTHER : Kluger_2010_J.Feline.Med.Surg_12_621

PubMedSearch : Kluger_2010_J.Feline.Med.Surg_12_621

PubMedID: 20594884

Report for Caslake M

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References (2)

1. Genetic invalidation of Lp-PLA(2) as a therapeutic target: Large-scale study of five functional Lp-PLA(2)-lowering alleles

2. Preliminary post-prandial studies of Burmese cats with elevated triglyceride concentrations and\/or presumed lipid aqueous