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3 matches for
Ulfarsson MO.
Integrative common and rare variant analyses provide insights into the genetic architecture of liver cirrhosis
Ghouse J,
Sveinbjörnsson G,
Vujkovic M,
Seidelin AS,
Gellert-Kristensen H,
Ahlberg G,
Tragante V,
Rand SA,
Brancale J,
Vilarinho S,
Lundegaard PR,
Sørensen E
and 39 more — show all
Erikstrup C,
Bruun MT,
Jensen BA,
Brunak S,
Banasik K,
Ullum H,
Verweij N,
Lotta L,
Baras A,
Mirshahi T,
Carey DJ,
Kaplan DE,
Lynch J,
Morgan T,
Schwantes-An TH,
Dochtermann DR,
Pyarajan S,
Tsao PS,
Laisk T,
Mägi R,
Kozlitina J,
Tybjærg-Hansen A,
Jones D,
Knowlton KU,
Nadauld L,
Ferkingstad E,
Björnsson ES,
Ulfarsson MO,
Sturluson Á,
Sulem P,
Pedersen OB,
Ostrowski SR,
Gudbjartsson DF,
Stefansson K,
Olesen MS,
Chang KM,
Holm H,
Bundgaard H,
Stender S
DBDS Genomic Consortium · Regeneron Genetics Center and 3 more consortia
Nature genetics · 2024 · PMID 38632349 · open access
12 pages+
Sequence Variants in TAAR5 and Other Loci Affect Human Odor Perception and Naming
Gisladottir RS,
Ivarsdottir EV,
Helgason A,
Jonsson L,
Hannesdottir NK,
Rutsdottir G,
Arnadottir GA,
Skuladottir A,
Jonsson BA,
Norddahl GL,
Ulfarsson MO,
Helgason H
and 16 more — show all
Halldorsson BV,
Nawaz MS,
Tragante V,
Sveinbjornsson G,
Thorgeirsson T,
Oddsson A,
Kristjansson RP,
Bjornsdottir G,
Thorgeirsson G,
Jonsdottir I,
Holm H,
Gudbjartsson DF,
Thorsteinsdottir U,
Stefansson H,
Sulem P,
Stefansson K
Current biology : CB · 2020 · PMID 33035477
3 pages
Genome-wide meta-analysis identifies nine loci associated with higher risk of hepatocellular carcinoma development
Ghouse J,
Gellert-Kristensen H,
O'Rourke CJ,
Seidelin AS,
Thorleifsson G,
Sveinbjörnsson G,
Tragante V,
Konkwo C,
Brancale J,
Vilarinho S,
Eyrich TM,
Ahlberg G
and 36 more — show all
Bundgaard JS,
Rand SA,
Lundegaard PR,
Sørensen E,
Mikkelsen C,
Træholt J,
Erikstrup C,
Dinh KM,
Bruun MT,
Jensen BA,
Bay JT,
Brunak S,
Banasik K,
Ullum H,
Laisk T,
Mägi R,
Nadauld LD,
Knowlton KU,
Knight S,
Gluud LL,
Vistisen K,
Björnsson ES,
Ulfarsson MO,
Sulem P,
Holm H,
Pedersen OB,
Ostrowski SR,
Gudbjartsson DF,
Rafnar T,
Stefansson K,
Lassen U,
Pommergaard HC,
Hillingsø JG,
Andersen JB,
Bundgaard H,
Stender S
DBDS Genomic Consortium, Estonian Biobank Research Team
JHEP reports : innovation in hepatology · 2025 · PMID 40823170 · open access
1 page
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My paper is not here. Does that mean you rejected it?
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