Common genetic variation in the HLA region is associated with late-onset sporadic Parkinson's disease
Taye H. Hamza(New York State Department of Health), Haydeh Payami(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Victoria I. Kusel(New York State Department of Health), Justin Paschall(Johns Hopkins University), Alain Laederach(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Jennifer S. Montimurro(New York State Department of Health), Albert Tenesa(Roslin Institute), John G. Nutt(Oregon Health & Science University), Dora Yearout(New York State Department of Health), Stewart A. Factor(Parkinson's and Movement Disorder Institute), Randall V. Collura(New York State Department of Health), Kimberly F. Doheny(Johns Hopkins University), Denise M. Kay(New York State Department of Health), Ali Samii(University of Namur), William K. Scott(University of Miami), John W. Roberts(Virginia Mason Medical Center), Cyrus P. Zabetian(University of Washington), Elizabeth Pugh(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Alida Griffith(University of Namur)
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