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4 matches for
Peters JE.
Genomic atlas of the human plasma proteome
Sun BB,
Maranville JC,
Peters JE,
Stacey D,
Staley JR,
Blackshaw J,
Burgess S,
Jiang T,
Paige E,
Surendran P,
Oliver-Williams C,
Kamat MA
and 21 more — show all
Prins BP,
Wilcox SK,
Zimmerman ES,
Chi A,
Bansal N,
Spain SL,
Wood AM,
Morrell NW,
Bradley JR,
Janjic N,
Roberts DJ,
Ouwehand WH,
Todd JA,
Soranzo N,
Suhre K,
Paul DS,
Fox CS,
Plenge RM,
Danesh J,
Runz H,
Butterworth AS
Nature · 2018 · PMID 29875488
12 pages+
Genetics of circulating inflammatory proteins identifies drivers of immune-mediated disease risk and therapeutic targets
Zhao JH,
Stacey D,
Eriksson N,
Macdonald-Dunlop E,
Hedman ÅK,
Kalnapenkis A,
Enroth S,
Cozzetto D,
Digby-Bell J,
Marten J,
Folkersen L,
Herder C
and 29 more — show all
Jonsson L,
Bergen SE,
Gieger C,
Needham EJ,
Surendran P,
Paul DS,
Polasek O,
Thorand B,
Grallert H,
Roden M,
Võsa U,
Esko T,
Hayward C,
Johansson Å,
Gyllensten U,
Powell N,
Hansson O,
Mattsson-Carlgren N,
Joshi PK,
Danesh J,
Padyukov L,
Klareskog L,
Landén M,
Wilson JF,
Siegbahn A,
Wallentin L,
Mälarstig A,
Butterworth AS,
Peters JE
Estonian Biobank Research Team
Nature immunology · 2023 · PMID 37563310 · open access
12 pages+
A genome-wide association study of blood cell morphology identifies cellular proteins implicated in disease aetiology
Akbari P,
Vuckovic D,
Stefanucci L,
Jiang T,
Kundu K,
Kreuzhuber R,
Bao EL,
Collins JH,
Downes K,
Grassi L,
Guerrero JA,
Kaptoge S
and 20 more — show all
Knight JC,
Meacham S,
Sambrook J,
Seyres D,
Stegle O,
Verboon JM,
Walter K,
Watkins NA,
Danesh J,
Roberts DJ,
Di Angelantonio E,
Sankaran VG,
Frontini M,
Burgess S,
Kuijpers T,
Peters JE,
Butterworth AS,
Ouwehand WH,
Soranzo N,
Astle WJ
Nature communications · 2023 · PMID 37596262 · open access
12 pages+
Genetic Landscape of the ACE2 Coronavirus Receptor
Yang Z,
Macdonald-Dunlop E,
Chen J,
Zhai R,
Li T,
Richmond A,
Klarić L,
Pirastu N,
Ning Z,
Zheng C,
Wang Y,
Huang T
and 57 more — show all
He Y,
Guo H,
Ying K,
Gustafsson S,
Prins B,
Ramisch A,
Dermitzakis ET,
Png G,
Eriksson N,
Haessler J,
Hu X,
Zanetti D,
Boutin T,
Hwang SJ,
Wheeler E,
Pietzner M,
Raffield LM,
Kalnapenkis A,
Peters JE,
Viñuela A,
Gilly A,
Elmståhl S,
Dedoussis G,
Petrie JR,
Polašek O,
Folkersen L,
Chen Y,
Yao C,
Võsa U,
Pairo-Castineira E,
Clohisey S,
Bretherick AD,
Rawlik K,
Esko T,
Enroth S,
Johansson Å,
Gyllensten U,
Langenberg C,
Levy D,
Hayward C,
Assimes TL,
Kooperberg C,
Manichaikul AW,
Siegbahn A,
Wallentin L,
Lind L,
Zeggini E,
Schwenk JM,
Butterworth AS,
Michaëlsson K,
Pawitan Y,
Joshi PK,
Baillie JK,
Mälarstig A,
Reiner AP,
Wilson JF,
Shen X
GenOMICC Consortium† · IMI-DIRECT Consortium†
Circulation · 2022 · PMID 35387486 · open access
2 pages
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