De novo mutations implicate novel genes in systemic lupus erythematosus
Venu Pullabhatla(National Health Service), Timothy J. Vyse(Guy's Hospital), Myles Lewis(Queen Mary University of London), Philip Tombleson(King's College London), David Morris(King's College London), Sascha Sauer(Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres), Christopher A. Odhams(Genomics England), Amy L. Roberts(King's College London), Emanuele de Rinaldis(Target (United States)), Ulrika Liljedahl(Uppsala University), Simon Vyse(King's College London), Michael A. Simpson(King's College London), Ann-Christine Syvänen(Uppsala University), Daniele Mauro(Graz University of Technology)
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