Finding studies
Finding studies
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Emilyn C Banfield
CONTACT
Neil A Hanchard, M.D.
CONTACT
Lead
National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI)
Study Description: This study seeks to identify molecular processes and genetics that contribute to the development of childhood-onset essential hypertension (COEH) in a diverse cohort of children. Identification of blood pressure (BP)-regulating pathway(s) involved in COEH will allow for targeted and individualized therapy. Objectives: Primary Objective: Elucidate the molecular genetic processes associated with developing COEH. Secondary Objective: Characterize the vascular, clinical, and laboratory phenotypes seen in patients with COEH. Endpoints: Primary Endpoint: Evidence that saturation of the allelic spectrum for COEH has been reached. Secondary Endpoint: Completion of exhaustive phenotyping on COEH patients.
Age
2–99
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Not accepted
