Complement genes contribute sex-biased vulnerability in diverse disorders
Nolan Kamitaki(Broad Institute), Steven A. McCarroll(Broad Institute), Michael Boehnke(University of Michigan), Christine E. Seidman(Harvard University), Robert Graham(GenProMarkers (United States)), Robert P. Kimberly(Regeneron (United States)), Kenneth M. Kaufman(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Roel A. Ophoff(University of California, Los Angeles), Carlos N. Pato(University of Southern California), Carl D. Langefeld(Wake Forest University), Heather de Rivera(Broad Institute), Timothy J. Vyse(Guy's Hospital), Katherine Tooley(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Robert E. Handsaker(Broad Institute), Philip Tombleson(King's College London), Kimberly E. Taylor, David Morris(King's College London), Michele T. Pato(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Lindsey A. Criswell(National Human Genome Research Institute), Aswin Sekar(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), Christopher W. Whelan(Broad Institute), John B. Harley(Veterans Health Administration), Loes M. Olde Loohuis
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