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Leslie R. Fisher
Observed names:
L.R. Fisher,
Leslie Fisher
Institution:
Stellenbosch University
Observed institution:
Stellenbosch University
OpenAlex ID:
A5035302153
The fat mass and obesity-associated FTO rs9939609 polymorphism is associated with elevated homocysteine levels in patients with multiple sclerosis screened for vascular risk factors
2014
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Wiliam Davis
, Susan J. van Rensburg
, et al.
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Metabolic Brain Disease
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43
Genomic medicine and risk prediction across the disease spectrum
2015
·
Maritha J. Kotze
, Hilmar K. Lückhoff
, et al.
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Critical Reviews in Clinical Laboratory Sciences
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40
Significance of dietary folate intake, homocysteine levels and MTHFR 677 C>T genotyping in South African patients diagnosed with depression: test development for clinical application
2014
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Darnielle Delport
, Renata Schoeman
, et al.
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Metabolic Brain Disease
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21
Clinical Relevance of Apolipoprotein E Genotyping Based on a Family History of Alzheimer's Disease
2015
·
Hilmar Luckhoff
, Theresa Brand
, et al.
·
Current Alzheimer Research
·
9
Assessment of the impact of hereditary factors on biochemical parameters of cardiovascular risk in relation to moderate alcohol consumption
2014
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M.J. Kotze
, J.L. Marnewick
, et al.
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Nutrition and Aging
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4
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Homocysteine levels are associated with the fat mass and obesity associated gene FTO(intron 1 T>A) polymorphism in MS patients
2013
·
Wiliam Davis
, Susan J. van Rensburg
, et al.
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2
Evaluation of High-throughput Methodology for Multi-gene Screening in Patients With Non- Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (nafld)
2011
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Leslie R. Fisher
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SUNScholar (Stellenbosch University)
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1
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Tu1811 Correlation Between Mutations in the HFE Gene and Alanine Transaminase Levels May Increase the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Events in Patients With NASH
2012
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Frederik C. Kruger
, Leslie R. Fisher
, et al.
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Gastroenterology
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