Susceptibility to salt-sensitive essential hypertension is associated with genetic variations.
Hypertension | ||||
ACE | ||||
ACE2 | ||||
AGT | ||||
Benign hyperproreninemia | ||||
Monogenic hypertension | ||||
Preeclampsia | ||||
Salt-sensitive essential hypertension | ||||
CYP3A5 | ||||
VEGFC | ||||
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