Genetic factors affect the susceptibility to bacterial infections in diabetes
Johan R. Simonsen(University of Helsinki), Markku Lehto(University of Helsinki), Carol Forsblom(University of Helsinki), Asko Järvinen(Helsinki University Hospital), Per‐Henrik Groop(University of Helsinki), Rashmi B. Prasad(University of Helsinki), Iiro Toppila(University of Helsinki), Anni A. Antikainen(University of Helsinki), Annemari Käräjämäki(Vaasa Central Hospital), Niina Sandholm(University of Helsinki), Valma Harjutsalo(Research Council of Finland), Emma Ahlqvist(Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland), Leif Groop(Broad Institute), Dina Mansour‐Aly(Lund University)
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