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Jeon J.
Discovery of common and rare genetic risk variants for colorectal cancer
Huyghe JR,
Bien SA,
Harrison TA,
Kang HM,
Chen S,
Schmit SL,
Conti DV,
Qu C,
Jeon J,
Edlund CK,
Greenside P,
Wainberg M
and 188 more — show all
Schumacher FR,
Smith JD,
Levine DM,
Nelson SC,
Sinnott-Armstrong NA,
Albanes D,
Alonso MH,
Anderson K,
Arnau-Collell C,
Arndt V,
Bamia C,
Banbury BL,
Baron JA,
Berndt SI,
Bézieau S,
Bishop DT,
Boehm J,
Boeing H,
Brenner H,
Brezina S,
Buch S,
Buchanan DD,
Burnett-Hartman A,
Butterbach K,
Caan BJ,
Campbell PT,
Carlson CS,
Castellví-Bel S,
Chan AT,
Chang-Claude J,
Chanock SJ,
Chirlaque MD,
Cho SH,
Connolly CM,
Cross AJ,
Cuk K,
Curtis KR,
de la Chapelle A,
Doheny KF,
Duggan D,
Easton DF,
Elias SG,
Elliott F,
English DR,
Feskens EJM,
Figueiredo JC,
Fischer R,
FitzGerald LM,
Forman D,
Gala M,
Gallinger S,
Gauderman WJ,
Giles GG,
Gillanders E,
Gong J,
Goodman PJ,
Grady WM,
Grove JS,
Gsur A,
Gunter MJ,
Haile RW,
Hampe J,
Hampel H,
Harlid S,
Hayes RB,
Hofer P,
Hoffmeister M,
Hopper JL,
Hsu WL,
Huang WY,
Hudson TJ,
Hunter DJ,
Ibañez-Sanz G,
Idos GE,
Ingersoll R,
Jackson RD,
Jacobs EJ,
Jenkins MA,
Joshi AD,
Joshu CE,
Keku TO,
Key TJ,
Kim HR,
Kobayashi E,
Kolonel LN,
Kooperberg C,
Kühn T,
Küry S,
Kweon SS,
Larsson SC,
Laurie CA,
Le Marchand L,
Leal SM,
Lee SC,
Lejbkowicz F,
Lemire M,
Li CI,
Li L,
Lieb W,
Lin Y,
Lindblom A,
Lindor NM,
Ling H,
Louie TL,
Männistö S,
Markowitz SD,
Martín V,
Masala G,
McNeil CE,
Melas M,
Milne RL,
Moreno L,
Murphy N,
Myte R,
Naccarati A,
Newcomb PA,
Offit K,
Ogino S,
Onland-Moret NC,
Pardini B,
Parfrey PS,
Pearlman R,
Perduca V,
Pharoah PDP,
Pinchev M,
Platz EA,
Prentice RL,
Pugh E,
Raskin L,
Rennert G,
Rennert HS,
Riboli E,
Rodríguez-Barranco M,
Romm J,
Sakoda LC,
Schafmayer C,
Schoen RE,
Seminara D,
Shah M,
Shelford T,
Shin MH,
Shulman K,
Sieri S,
Slattery ML,
Southey MC,
Stadler ZK,
Stegmaier C,
Su YR,
Tangen CM,
Thibodeau SN,
Thomas DC,
Thomas SS,
Toland AE,
Trichopoulou A,
Ulrich CM,
Van Den Berg DJ,
van Duijnhoven FJB,
Van Guelpen B,
van Kranen H,
Vijai J,
Visvanathan K,
Vodicka P,
Vodickova L,
Vymetalkova V,
Weigl K,
Weinstein SJ,
White E,
Win AK,
Wolf CR,
Wolk A,
Woods MO,
Wu AH,
Zaidi SH,
Zanke BW,
Zhang Q,
Zheng W,
Zheng W,
Scacheri PC,
Potter JD,
Bassik MC,
Kundaje A,
Casey G,
Moreno V,
Abecasis GR,
Nickerson DA,
Gruber SB,
Hsu L,
Peters U
Nature genetics · 2019 · PMID 30510241 · open access
12 pages+
Korea4K: whole genome sequences of 4,157 Koreans with 107 phenotypes derived from extensive health check-ups
Jeon S,
Choi H,
Jeon Y,
Choi WH,
Choi H,
An K,
Ryu H,
Bhak J,
Lee H,
Kwon Y,
Ha S,
Kim YJ
and 18 more — show all
Blazyte A,
Kim C,
Kim Y,
Kang Y,
Woo YJ,
Lee C,
Seo J,
Yoon C,
Bolser D,
Biro O,
Shin ES,
Kim BC,
Kim SY,
Park JH,
Jeon J,
Jung D,
Lee S,
Bhak J
GigaScience · 2024 · PMID 38626723 · open access
12 pages+
Genome-wide association study identifies novel susceptibilities to adult moyamoya disease
Jeon JP,
Hong EP,
Ha EJ,
Kim BJ,
Youn DH,
Lee S,
Lee HC,
Kim KM,
Lee SH,
Cho WS,
Kang HS,
Kim JE
Journal of human genetics · 2023 · PMID 37365321
8 pages
Meta-analysis of genome-wide association studies identifies common variants associated with blood pressure variation in east Asians
Kato N,
Takeuchi F,
Tabara Y,
Kelly TN,
Go MJ,
Sim X,
Tay WT,
Chen CH,
Zhang Y,
Yamamoto K,
Katsuya T,
Yokota M
and 37 more — show all
Kim YJ,
Ong RT,
Nabika T,
Gu D,
Chang LC,
Kokubo Y,
Huang W,
Ohnaka K,
Yamori Y,
Nakashima E,
Jaquish CE,
Lee JY,
Seielstad M,
Isono M,
Hixson JE,
Chen YT,
Miki T,
Zhou X,
Sugiyama T,
Jeon JP,
Liu JJ,
Takayanagi R,
Kim SS,
Aung T,
Sung YJ,
Zhang X,
Wong TY,
Han BG,
Kobayashi S,
Ogihara T,
Zhu D,
Iwai N,
Wu JY,
Teo YY,
Tai ES,
Cho YS,
He J
Nature genetics · 2011 · PMID 21572416
4 pages
A genome-wide association study identifies a breast cancer risk variant in ERBB4 at 2q34: results from the Seoul Breast Cancer Study
Kim HC,
Lee JY,
Sung H,
Choi JY,
Park SK,
Lee KM,
Kim YJ,
Go MJ,
Li L,
Cho YS,
Park M,
Kim DJ
and 27 more — show all
Oh JH,
Kim JW,
Jeon JP,
Jeon SY,
Min H,
Kim HM,
Park J,
Yoo KY,
Noh DY,
Ahn SH,
Lee MH,
Kim SW,
Lee JW,
Park BW,
Park WY,
Kim EH,
Kim MK,
Han W,
Lee SA,
Matsuo K,
Shen CY,
Wu PE,
Hsiung CN,
Lee JY,
Kim HL,
Han BG,
Kang D
Breast cancer research : BCR · 2012 · PMID 22452962 · open access
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