Agarwal

Brattstrom

Chambers

Christensen

Clarke

da Silva

Dalal

Folsom

Friedlander

Frosst

Goyette

Grundy

Gulec

Gupta

Higgins

Iqbal

Jacques

Jang

Kalita

Langman

Linnebank

Miller

Mukherjee

Murray

Nair

RamaDevi

Refsum

Rimm

The Homocysteine Studies Collaboration

Verhoef

Vinukonda

Wald

Welch

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PubMed

Soujatya Dhar

Sumana Chatterjee

Bani Sengupta

Shila Chakrabarti

Saumitra Ray

Anjanlal Dutta

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Polymorphisms of methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase gene as the genetic predispositions of coronary artery diseases in eastern India

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