Discovery and prioritization of variants and genes for kidney function in >1.2 million individuals
Kira J. Stanzick(University of Regensburg), Thomas W. Winkler, J. Michael Gaziano(VA Boston Healthcare System), Y Li, Matthias Wuttke(University of Freiburg), Brett R. Vanderweff(University of Michigan), Pascal Schlosser(University of Freiburg), André Gessner(University Hospital Regensburg), Bryce Rowan(Vanderbilt University), Adriana M. Hung(Nashville Oncology Associates), Cristen J. Willer(Regeneron (United States)), Klaus Stark(University of Regensburg), Bjørn Olav Åsvold(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Anna Köttgen(University of Freiburg), Laurent F. Thomas(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Snehal Patil(University of Michigan), Stein Hallan, Mathias Gorski, Christopher J. O’Donnell, Cassiane Robinson-Cohen, Iris M. Heid, Humaira Rasheed(University of Oslo), Sarah E. Graham, Cristian Pattaro(Eurac Research)
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
January 1, 2000
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