Genetic control of DNA methylation is largely shared across European and East Asian populations
Alesha Hatton(The University of Queensland), Allan F. McRae(The University of Queensland), Tian Lin(The University of Queensland), Peter M. Visscher(The University of Queensland), Sarah E. Harris(Institute of Genetics and Cancer), Grant W. Montgomery(QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute), Zhili Zheng(Broad Institute), Feifei Cheng(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Naomi R. Wray(The University of Queensland), Riccardo E. Marioni(Edinburgh Cancer Research), Simon R. Cox(NHS Lothian), Ren‐Juan Shen(Beijing Tongren Hospital), Zi‐Bing Jin(Beijing Tongren Hospital), Jian Yang(Westlake University), Jie Chen(Peking University), Fan Lyu(Wenzhou Medical University), Dongsheng Fan(King University), Jia Qu(Wenzhou Medical University), Nicholas G. Martin(University of Wollongong)
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