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02 March 2017 by William Nichols

Conference talk

William Nichols - National Biological Sample and Data Repository for PAH: Genotyping & Biomarkers in the here and now

A talk by William Nichols during the PVRI 11th Annual World Congress, January 2017, Miami, Florida

 

Additional keywords: bmpr2, kcna5, smad4, abcc8, biobank

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William Nichols

Professor of Pediatric

Division of Human Genetics, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Med Center

United States

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