Polymorphisms of CASR gene increase the risk of primary hyperparathyroidism

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X-M. Wang
Y-W. Wu
Z-J. Li
X-H Zhao
S-M. Lv
X-H. Wang
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[1] Shaanxi Provincial People’s Hospital,Department of Nephrology
[2] Shaanxi Provincial People’s Hospital,Second Department of Gastroenterology
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Primary hyperparathyroidism; Calcium-sensing receptor; gene; A986S (rs1081725); R990G (rs1042636); Q1011E (rs1801726); Polymorphism; Meta-analysis;
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