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The role of genetic variation in apolipoprotein response to diet among Brazilians with cardiovascular disease.

Â. Bersch-Ferreira R. H. N. Santos M. Rogero Rachel Helena V Machado J. Bressan A. S. Moreira C. Amaral Aline Marcadenti
Aug 2026 · European Journal of Clinical Nutrition · 0 citations · 37 references
Medicine

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The findings show that genetic variants influence apolipoprotein responses to diet in Brazilians under secondary CVD prevention, supporting genotype-guided nutrition.

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