A genome-wide association study for diabetic nephropathy genes in African Americans
Caitrin W. McDonough(University of Florida), Donald W. Bowden(Wake Forest University), Carl D. Langefeld(Wake Forest University), Bong H. Roh(Wake Forest University), Jessica N. Cooke Bailey(Case Western Reserve University), Jessica M. Hester(Wake Forest University), Jasmin Divers(Wake Forest University), Meredith A. Bostrom(Wake Forest University), Lingyi Lu(Wake Forest University), Matthew E. Talbert(Wake Forest University), Rebecca Blevins(Wake Forest University), Barry I. Freedman(Wake Forest University), Michèle M. Sale(University of Virginia), Megan E. Rudock(Wake Forest University), Sun-Young An(Wake Forest University), Maggie C. Y. Ng(University Medical Center Groningen), Maria R. Wing(UC San Diego Health System), Joshua P. Lewis(University of Maryland, Baltimore)
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