Is Increased Susceptibility to Balkan Endemic Nephropathy in Carriers of Common GSTA1 (A/B) Polymorphism Linked with the Catalytic Role of GSTA1 in Ochratoxin A Biotransformation? Serbian Case Control Study and In Silico Analysis.

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Title:	Is Increased Susceptibility to Balkan Endemic Nephropathy in Carriers of Common GSTA1 (A/B) Polymorphism Linked with the Catalytic Role of GSTA1 in Ochratoxin A Biotransformation? Serbian Case Control Study and In Silico Analysis.
Authors:	Reljic, Zorica¹ panlabkv@yahoo.com, Zlatovic, Mario² mario@chem.bg.ac.rs, Savic-Radojevic, Ana^1,3 asradojevic@tehnicom.net, Pekmezovic, Tatjana^3,4 pekmezovic@sezampro.rs, Djukanovic, Ljubica⁵ ljubicadjukanovic@yahoo.com, Matic, Marija^1,3 marija_opacic@yahoo.com, Pljesa-Ercegovac, Marija^1,3 marijaercegovac@med.bg.ac.rs, Mimic-Oka, Jasmina¹ okasn@rcub.bg.ac.rs, Opsenica, Dejan⁶ dopsen@chem.bg.ac.rs, Simic, Tatjana^1,3 tatjanasimic@med.bg.ac.rs
Source:	Toxins. Aug2014, Vol. 6 Issue 8, p2348-2362. 15p.
Database:	Academic Search Ultimate

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Is Increased Susceptibility to Balkan Endemic Nephropathy in Carriers of Common GSTA1 (*A/*B) Polymorphism Linked with the Catalytic Role of GSTA1 in Ochratoxin A Biotransformation? Serbian Case Control Study and In Silico Analysis.