In addition to the highly significant association of FOXO3a and asthma, gender based stratification also indicated that the mutant “T” allele has a much more pronounced risk rate of asthma in females than males.
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In addition to the highly significant association of FOXO3a and asthma, gender based stratification also indicated that the mutant “T” allele has a much more pronounced risk rate of asthma in females than males.