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- W133024370 abstract "The analysis of genetic variation in candidate genes is an issue of central importance in pharmacogenomics. The specific approaches taken will have a critical impact on the successful identification of disease genes, the molecular correlates of drug response, and the establishment of meaningful relationships between genetic variants and phenotypes of biomedical and pharmaceutical importance in general. Against a historical background, this article distinguishes different approaches to candidate gene analysis, reflecting different stages in human genome research. Only recently has it become feasible to analyze genetic variation systematically at the ultimate level of resolution, ie, the DNA sequence. In this context, the importance of haplotype-based approaches to candidate gene analysis has at last been recognized; the determination of the specific combinations of variants for each of the two sequences of a gene defined as a haplotype is essential. An up-to-date summary of such maximum resolution data on the amount, nature, and structure of genetic variation in candidate genes will be given. These data demonstrate abundant gene sequence and haplotype diversity. Numerous individually different forms of a gene may exist. This presents major challenges to the analysis of relationships between genetic variation, gene function, and phenotype. First solutions seem within reach. The implications of naturally occurring variation for pharmacogenomics and personalized medicine are now evident. Future approaches to the identification, evaluation, and prioritization of drug targets, the optimization of clinical trials, and the development of efficient therapies must be based on in-depth knowledge of candidate gene variation as an essential prerequisite." @default.
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- W133024370 date "2004-03-31" @default.
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- W133024370 title "Genetic variation and pharmacogenomics: concepts, facts, and challenges" @default.
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- W133024370 doi "https://doi.org/10.31887/dcns.2004.6.1/mhoehe" @default.