Proteomic prediction of disease largely reflects environmental risk exposure
Kristin Tsuo(Broad Institute), Alicia R. Martin(Broad Institute), Hailiang Huang(Yantai University), Chia‐Yen Chen(AstraZeneca (Netherlands)), Christopher N. Foley(Optimat (United Kingdom)), M. Austin Argentieri(Broad Institute), Riccardo E. Marioni(Edinburgh Cancer Research), Denis Baird(Biogen (United States)), Mark J. Daly(Broad Institute), Zhili Zheng(Massachusetts General Hospital), Benjamin B. Sun(Biogen (United States)), Mitja Kurki(Broad Institute), Danni A. Gadd(Edinburgh Cancer Research)
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