ArticleSovremennye tekhnologii v meditsine2025
Association of Variants of 786T>C (rs2070744) Polymorphism of the
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Materials and Methods: One hundred forty male residents of the Magadan Region (Russia) aged 25-80 were included in the study. All the examinees were classified into mature and elderly. Men of different ages were divided into two groups based on the presence/ absence of the Results: The study revealed age-associated impairment of dispersion characteristics of ECG signal, the "Myocardium" and "Rhythm" indices, as well as myocardial electrophysiological disorders, which were more characteristic of the elderly men who were carriers of the minor Conclusion: The results indicate that monitoring studies of the main characteristics of ECG dispersion mapping parameters in addition to the evaluation of 786T>C (rs2070744) polymorphism of the
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