Hypertension is a silent killer worldwide, caused by both genetic and environmental factors.
Until now, genetic and genomic association studies of hypertension are reporting different …

It has long been known that genetic factors play a major role in determining an individual's
propensity to hypertension. In recent years, there has been major progress towards realizing …

Hypertension is a multifactorial disorder that probably results from the inheritance of a
number of susceptibility genes and involves multiple environmental determinants. Existing …

Hypertension is a complex multifactorial disorder with genetic, environmental and
demographic factors contributing to its prevalence. The genetic element contribution to …

Hypertension is a complex trait that is influenced by both heritable and environmental
factors. The search for genes accounting for the susceptibility to hypertension has driven …

The genetic basis of hypertension is complex, and the examination of the functional
consequences of genetic variants in particular is still challenging. A number of tools are now …

Hypertension is a chronic age-related disorder, affecting nearly 20% of all adult Europeans.
This disease entails debilitating cardiovascular complications and is the leading cause for …

Hypertension is a complex multifactorial disorder with many genetic, environmental and
demographic factors contributing to this disorder. 1 As recently reviewed by Tanira and …

Hypertension appears to have many genetic contributions from each regulatory area
ranging from DNA to RNA to protein to postprotein to interactive influences of the …

Similar to a tsunami wave, a new surge of genome-wide association studies in common
complex diseases has succeeded in identifying the causative genetic risk factors of …