Comorbidities confound metabolomics studies of human disease
Madis Jaagura(University of Tartu), Elin Org(University of Tartu), Tõnu Esko(Broad Institute), Mari Nelis(University of Tartu), Lili Milani(University of Tartu), Anu Reigo(University of Tartu), Georgi Hudjashov(University of Tartu), Arthur Wüster(BioMarin (United States)), Urmo Võsa(University Medical Center Groningen), Jaanika Kronberg(University of Tartu), Lorenzo Bomba(BioMarin (United States)), Tiit Nikopensius(University of Tartu), Andres Metspalu(University of Tartu), Karol Estrada(Erasmus MC), Reedik Mägi(University of Tartu), Oliver Aasmets(University of Tartu)
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