Large-scale genetic fine mapping and genotype-phenotype associations implicate polymorphism in the IL2RA region in type 1 diabetes
Christopher Lowe(University of Cambridge), John A. Todd(University of Oxford), Jason D. Cooper(University of Cambridge), Todd M. Brusko(University of Florida), Mark A. Atkinson(University of Florida), Linda S. Wicker(Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation), Vincent Plagnol(University College London), Neil Walker, Sarah Field(Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation), Rebecca Bailey(University of Cambridge), Deborah J. Smyth(University of Cambridge), David Clayton(University of Cambridge), Kirsi Bourget(University of Cambridge)
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