Polymorphisms in the novel gene acyloxyacyl hydroxylase (AOAH) are associated with asthma and associated phenotypes

Kathleen C. Barnes(Johns Hopkins University), Rasika A. Mathias(Johns Hopkins University), Audrey V. Grant(Johns Hopkins University), Terri H. Beaty(Johns Hopkins University), Mary Brummet(Johns Hopkins University), Eva Ehrlich(Johns Hopkins University), Li Gao(Beijing Chao-Yang Hospital, Capital Medical University), Daniela Baltadjieva(Johns Hopkins University), Kevin G. Becker(University of Connecticut), Joe G. N. Garcia(Scripps Research Institute), Lisa A. Beck(University of Rochester Medicine), Marsha Wills‐Karp(Johns Hopkins University), Maria L. Stockton(Johns Hopkins University), Christopher Cheadle(Johns Hopkins University), Peter Chi(National Taiwan University), April Zambelli-Weiner(Johns Hopkins University), Shu Zhang(Ministry of Education), Tiina Berg(Austrian Academy of Sciences), Peisong Gao(Johns Hopkins University), Tonya Watkins(Johns Hopkins University), Omeed Zardkoohi(Johns Hopkins University)
Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology
June 1, 2006
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