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Emil Ginsburg

Also Known As

E Ginsburg, E Kh Ginsburg, E. GINSBURG, E. Ginsburg, E. Kh. Ginsburg, E.Kh. Ginsburg, Emil Ginsburg, Emil Kh. Ginsburg

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336

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Emil Ginsburg is an author at Tel Aviv University specializing in epidemiology, genetic variation, and population genetics.

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	1	1	13
2	Public Health	1	1	13
3	Biostatistics	1	1	13
4	Epidemiology	1	1	13
5	Population	1	1	13

Emil Ginsburg

Publications

248

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Major gene control of human body height, weight and BMI in five ethnically different populations Emil Ginsburg, Gregory Livshits, K. Yakovenko, Annals of Human Genetics	1998	87
Evidence of major gene control of cortical bone loss in humans David Karasik, Emil Ginsburg, Gregory Livshits, Genetic Epidemiology	2000	35
Genetics of human body size and shape: pleiotropic and independent genetic determinants of adiposity Gregory Livshits, K. Yakovenko, Emil Ginsburg, Annals of Human Biology	1998	32
Evidence on major gene control of cortical index in pedigree data from Middle Dalmatia, Croatia Emil Ginsburg, Tatjana Škarić‐Jurić, E. Kobyliansky, American Journal of Human Biology	2001	28
Demonstration of the X-linkage and order of the genes GLA, G6PD, HPRT, and PGK in two vole species of the genus Microtus Tatyana B. Nesterova, N. A. Mazurok, N. M. Matveeva, Cytogenetic and Genome Research	1994	21
Sampling Correction in Pedigree Analysis Emil Ginsburg, Ida Malkin, Robert C. Elston Statistical Applications in Genetics and Molecular Biology	2003	17
Complex segregation analysis of body height, weight and BMI in pedigree data from Middle Dalmatia, Croatia. Tatjana Škarić‐Jurić, Emil Ginsburg, Eugene Kobyliansky, PubMed	2003	15
Heterogeneity of genetic control of blood pressure in ethnically different populations. Gregory Livshits, Emil Ginsburg, Eugene Kobyliansky PubMed HypertensionDifferent Statistical MethodsGeneticsGenetic EpidemiologyHuman Polymorphism	1999	13

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