Titlebook: Genes and Resistance to Disease; V. Boulyjenkov,K. Berg,Y. Christen Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 All

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,Cultural Landscapes—Humans and Nature,t of the US population. This demonstrates that environmental factors are the principal determinants of disease incidence (Potter 1997). However, within any population the observation that certain individuals are more susceptible than others to a particular disease indicates that genetic factors are important.

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Cultural Movements and Collective Memoryextent genetically determined. The interaction between the host and the infectious agent operates in two ways: on one band, the infectious agent may encounter pre-existing host defenses (e.g., the immune system); on the other hand, by being unable to kill resistant hosts, it favors the propagation of inheritable resistance factors.

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Genes Involved in Resistance to Carcinogenesis,t of the US population. This demonstrates that environmental factors are the principal determinants of disease incidence (Potter 1997). However, within any population the observation that certain individuals are more susceptible than others to a particular disease indicates that genetic factors are important.

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Genetic Factors in Malaria Resistance,extent genetically determined. The interaction between the host and the infectious agent operates in two ways: on one band, the infectious agent may encounter pre-existing host defenses (e.g., the immune system); on the other hand, by being unable to kill resistant hosts, it favors the propagation of inheritable resistance factors.

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Conference proceedings 2000ctive systems exist. In recent years, the study of genetic polymorphisms has made clear that some alleles have beneficial effects. These discoveries can substantially improve our understanding of the interactions between genetics and the environment, between pathogenetic mechanisms and new treatments.

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such protective systems exist. In recent years, the study of genetic polymorphisms has made clear that some alleles have beneficial effects. These discoveries can substantially improve our understanding of the interactions between genetics and the environment, between pathogenetic mechanisms and new treatments.978-3-642-63086-6978-3-642-56947-0

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Gabriel García Ochoa,Sarah McDonaldrelatively young age was a risk factor in its own right (Nora et al. 1980). One could not avoid the conclusion that genes contributed to disease risk (for review, see Berg 1983, 1993; Nora et al. 1991).