Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations
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Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations
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Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations is a master's thesis[1].
Key Facts
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations authored Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — author (P50): Anna L Gosling[2].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's instance of is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — instance of (P31): master's thesis[3].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's publisher is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — publisher (P123): OUR Archive[4].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's language of work or name is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — language of work or name (P407): English[5].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's country of origin is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[6].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's publication date is recorded as +2012-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's main subject is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — main subject (P921): type 2 diabetes[8].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's main subject is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — main subject (P921): Pacific Islanders[9].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's main subject is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — main subject (P921): archaeology[10].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's main subject is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — main subject (P921): ancient DNA[11].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's main subject is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — main subject (P921): gout[12].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's main subject is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — main subject (P921): genetic disease[13].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's main subject is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — main subject (P921): metabolic disease[14].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's main subject is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — main subject (P921): malaria[15].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's work available at URL is recorded as https://ourarchive.otago.ac.nz/handle/10523/2408[16].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's Handle ID is recorded as 10523/2408[17].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's title is recorded as Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations[18].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's copyright holder is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — copyright holder (P3931): Anna L Gosling[19].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's thesis submitted to is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Otago[20].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[21].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's copyright status is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[22].
- Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's thesis committee member is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — thesis committee member (P9161): Lisa Matisoo-Smith[23].
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Past, Present and Future: Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations's instance of is recorded as Investigations into the history and possible causes of genetic predisposition to metabolic disorders in Pacific populations — instance of (P31): master's thesis[3].