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Ranatunga DK.
A large electronic-health-record-based genome-wide study of serum lipids
Hoffmann TJ,
Theusch E,
Haldar T,
Ranatunga DK,
Jorgenson E,
Medina MW,
Kvale MN,
Kwok PY,
Schaefer C,
Krauss RM,
Iribarren C,
Risch N
Nature genetics · 2018 · PMID 29507422 · open access
12 pages+
Genome-wide association study of prostate-specific antigen levels in 392,522 men identifies new loci and improves prediction across ancestry groups
Hoffmann TJ,
Graff RE,
Madduri RK,
Rodriguez AA,
Cario CL,
Feng K,
Jiang Y,
Wang A,
Klein RJ,
Pierce BL,
Eggener S,
Tong L
and 37 more — show all
Blot W,
Long J,
Goss LB,
Darst BF,
Rebbeck T,
Lachance J,
Andrews C,
Adebiyi AO,
Adusei B,
Aisuodionoe-Shadrach OI,
Fernandez PW,
Jalloh M,
Janivara R,
Chen WC,
Mensah JE,
Agalliu I,
Berndt SI,
Shelley JP,
Schaffer K,
Machiela MJ,
Freedman ND,
Huang WY,
Li SA,
Goodman PJ,
Till C,
Thompson I,
Lilja H,
Ranatunga DK,
Presti J,
Van Den Eeden SK,
Chanock SJ,
Mosley JD,
Conti DV,
Haiman CA,
Justice AC,
Kachuri L,
Witte JS
Nature genetics · 2025 · PMID 39930085 · open access
12 pages+
Genome-wide association study of prostate-specific antigen levels identifies novel loci independent of prostate cancer
Hoffmann TJ,
Passarelli MN,
Graff RE,
Emami NC,
Sakoda LC,
Jorgenson E,
Habel LA,
Shan J,
Ranatunga DK,
Quesenberry CP,
Chao CR,
Ghai NR
and 17 more — show all
Aaronson D,
Presti J,
Nordström T,
Wang Z,
Berndt SI,
Chanock SJ,
Mosley JD,
Klein RJ,
Middha M,
Lilja H,
Melander O,
Kvale MN,
Kwok PY,
Schaefer C,
Risch N,
Van Den Eeden SK,
Witte JS
Nature communications · 2017 · PMID 28139693 · open access
5 pages
A large multiethnic genome-wide association study of prostate cancer identifies novel risk variants and substantial ethnic differences
Hoffmann TJ,
Van Den Eeden SK,
Sakoda LC,
Jorgenson E,
Habel LA,
Graff RE,
Passarelli MN,
Cario CL,
Emami NC,
Chao CR,
Ghai NR,
Shan J
and 23 more — show all
Ranatunga DK,
Quesenberry CP,
Aaronson D,
Presti J,
Wang Z,
Berndt SI,
Chanock SJ,
McDonnell SK,
French AJ,
Schaid DJ,
Thibodeau SN,
Li Q,
Freedman ML,
Penney KL,
Mucci LA,
Haiman CA,
Henderson BE,
Seminara D,
Kvale MN,
Kwok PY,
Schaefer C,
Risch N,
Witte JS
Cancer discovery · 2015 · PMID 26034056
3 pages
A Large-Scale Association Study Detects Novel Rare Variants, Risk Genes, Functional Elements, and Polygenic Architecture of Prostate Cancer Susceptibility
Emami NC,
Cavazos TB,
Rashkin SR,
Cario CL,
Graff RE,
Tai CG,
Mefford JA,
Kachuri L,
Wan E,
Wong S,
Aaronson D,
Presti J
and 14 more — show all
Habel LA,
Shan J,
Ranatunga DK,
Chao CR,
Ghai NR,
Jorgenson E,
Sakoda LC,
Kvale MN,
Kwok PY,
Schaefer C,
Risch N,
Hoffmann TJ,
Van Den Eeden SK,
Witte JS
Cancer research · 2021 · PMID 33293427
1 page
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