Genetic factors have a major effect on plasma concentrations of haemostatic proteins; age also has a significant effect.
Certain complex protein molecules in the blood, like the haemostatic factors, are thought to be present at higher levels in people who are likely to develop heart disease. Establishing to what extent the concentration of these factors is inherited is important for defining the role of genetics in coronary heart disease.
A step forward has been made by Marlies de Lange and colleagues, who analysed genetic and environmental effects on haemostatic factors in 1002 female twin pairs (
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