Genomic evaluation of circulating proteins for drug target characterisation and precision medicine
Lasse Folkersen(Karolinska Institutet), Karl Michaëlsson(Uppsala University), A Kalnapenkis(University of Tartu), Gunnar Engström(Lund University), Lars Lind(Uppsala University), Stefan Gustafsson(Uppsala University), Vilmantas Giedraitis(Uppsala University), Bianca E Suur(Karolinska Institutet), Paul W. Franks(Queen Mary University of London), Martin Magnusson(Lund University), Jeremy D. Gale(Pfizer (United States)), James E. Peters(Imperial College London), Andrew J. Schork(University of Copenhagen), Sölve Elmståhl(Malmö University), John Danesh(University of Cambridge), Ljubica Matic(Karolinska University Hospital), Seung Hoan Choi(Broad Institute), Daria V. Zhernakova(University Medical Center Groningen), Steven A. Lubitz(Boston Foundation), Annique Claringbould(University Medical Center Groningen), Åsa Johansson(Örebro University Hospital), Sarah E. Bergen(Karolinska Institutet), Céline Fernandez(Lund University), Cecilia M. Lindgren(Centre for Human Genetics), Jesper R. Gådin(Mental Health Services), Stefan Enroth(Uppsala University), Niclas Ericsson(Uppsala University), Andrew D. Bretherick(NHS Tayside), Erin Macdonald-Dunlop(University of Edinburgh), Mika Ala‐Korpela(University of Oulu), Tom Palmer(Lancaster University), Yang Wu(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), Lude Franke(University Medical Center Groningen), Peter K. Joshi(University of Edinburgh), Daniel Hvidberg Hansen(Clinical Microbiomics (Denmark)), Olle Melander(Lund University), Åsa K. Hedman(Karolinska Institutet), Eric B. Fauman(Pfizer (United States)), Karen Page(Pfizer (United States)), Federico De Masi(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Yan Chen(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Qin Wang(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Julie Lee, Andrés Ingason(deCODE Genetics (Iceland)), Weidong Zhang(Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München), Amira Quazi(Pfizer (United States)), Chris Haley(Queen's University), Anders Hamsten, Thibaud Boutin(University of Minnesota)
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