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Question: Among individuals with few to no dental caries, do specific genetic loci decrease their risk of caries compared to individuals with numerous caries?
Question type: Descriptive
Study design: Case control
Investigators from Nihon University in Japan, the University of Pittsburgh, and multiple other institutions conducted a case-control study to determine if genes within a specific region of chromosome 5 identified in a previous genome-wide association study were associated with dental caries.1 Participants from a larger genetic study conducted in the Philippines were enrolled. Additional individuals from …
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