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Significados de pharmacogenetic studies en inglés
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Uso de pharmacogenetic studies en inglés
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To date, the majority of pharmacogeneticstudies have been performed using germline DNA.
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Yet to date there have been no pharmacogeneticstudies of BDNF in ADHD.
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However, the common problem in pharmacogeneticstudies is the availability of samples, often limited.
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Candidate gene pharmacogeneticstudies offer a strategy for the rapid assessment of putative predictive markers.
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DNA collection in most clinical trials provides a wealth of samples from which pharmacogeneticstudies can be launched.
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Prospective pharmacogeneticstudies are warranted to continue investigation of the impact of IDO polymorphisms on the development of IFN-a-induced depression.
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This has prompted pharmacogeneticstudies, mostly with regard to their dose-concentration relationships, but also about proteins involved in their pharmacodynamics.
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Although risperidone belongs to the first-line atypical anti-psychotics, there have been relatively few risperidone pharmacogeneticstudies, especially in Asian populations.
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Different types of pharmacogeneticstudies may improve our understanding of the functional consequence of a genetic variant in the clinical setting.
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These results provide experimental validation and estimated allele frequencies for polymorphisms in three common ethnic groups and facilitate applied pharmacogeneticstudies of anticancer drugs.
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Available data, as well as previous pharmacogeneticstudies, suggest that genetics may contribute as much as 60-80% to the interindividual variability in treatment response.
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Pharmacogeneticstudies investigating folate-related drug targets in the treatment of colorectal cancers and hematologic malignancies will subsequently be discussed.
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Pharmacogeneticstudies attempt to discover and estimate the contributions of genetic variants to the variability in response to a drug treatment.