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Genetica: een panacee? – II

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In dit artikel zal worden ingegaan op de vraag hoe de kennis die is verkregen binnen de moleculaire genetica kan worden gebruikt om onderzoek te doen naar complexe (menselijke) eigenschappen.

Met complexe eigenschappen (of aandoeningen) worden in deze context eigenschappen bedoeld die wel genetisch zijn, maar niet via een simpel genetisch model overerven.

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    Dorret Boomsma

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Boomsma, D., Slagboom, E. Genetica: een panacee? – II. NEPR 2, 10–13 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03070906

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