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PEREZ CRUZ, Nuvia  y  ANTON LOLO, Manuel de Jesús. The role of genetics in alcoholism: An approach from diffuse logic. Rev haban cienc méd [online]. 2009, vol.8, n.1, pp. 0-0. ISSN 1729-519X.

Alcohol is one of the most addicted drugs in history of mankind. Various studios imply the presence of several genes which can predispose to alcoholism even when there is not enough certainty about it. With no less importance are the social aspects as the domestic context and its associated crisis. Data was compiled on literature about the prevalence of alcoholism, risks of appearance in first degree relatives and in adopted of in homes of non alcoholics; Based in two ideal samples a simulation was made, titrating in each case , alcoholism predisposition; by ways of a model based in diffuse logics and Bayes logic. As a result we obtained given an individual , of whom we knoe that has the genetic predisposition, the possibility of alcohol dependence is of a 34%.

Palabras clave : Alcoholism/genetics; Alcoholism/predisposition; Alcoholism/ diffuse logic; Drougs/ genetics.

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