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4 matches for
Kwon Y.
Meta-analysis of 208370 East Asians identifies 113 susceptibility loci for systemic lupus erythematosus
Yin X,
Kim K,
Suetsugu H,
Bang SY,
Wen L,
Koido M,
Ha E,
Liu L,
Sakamoto Y,
Jo S,
Leng RX,
Otomo N
and 76 more — show all
Laurynenka V,
Kwon YC,
Sheng Y,
Sugano N,
Sugano N,
Hwang MY,
Li W,
Mukai M,
Yoon K,
Cai M,
Ishigaki K,
Chung WT,
Huang H,
Takahashi D,
Lee SS,
Wang M,
Karino K,
Shim SC,
Zheng X,
Miyamura T,
Kang YM,
Ye D,
Nakamura J,
Suh CH,
Tang Y,
Motomura G,
Park YB,
Ding H,
Kuroda T,
Choe JY,
Li C,
Niiro H,
Park Y,
Shen C,
Miyamoto T,
Ahn GY,
Fei W,
Takeuchi T,
Shin JM,
Li K,
Kawaguchi Y,
Lee YK,
Wang Y,
Amano K,
Park DJ,
Yang W,
Tada Y,
Yamaji K,
Shimizu M,
Atsumi T,
Suzuki A,
Sumida T,
Okada Y,
Matsuda K,
Matsuo K,
Kochi Y,
Kottyan LC,
Weirauch MT,
Parameswaran S,
Eswar S,
Salim H,
Chen X,
Yamamoto K,
Harley JB,
Ohmura K,
Kim TH,
Yang S,
Yamamoto T,
Kim BJ,
Shen N,
Ikegawa S,
Lee HS,
Zhang X,
Terao C,
Cui Y,
Bae SC
Japanese Research Committee on Idiopathic Osteonecrosis of the Femoral Head
Annals of the rheumatic diseases · 2021 · PMID 33272962 · 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+
Novel susceptibility loci for steroid-associated osteonecrosis of the femoral head in systemic lupus erythematosus
Suetsugu H,
Kim K,
Yamamoto T,
Bang SY,
Sakamoto Y,
Shin JM,
Sugano N,
Kim JS,
Mukai M,
Lee YK,
Ohmura K,
Park DJ
and 43 more — show all
Takahashi D,
Ahn GY,
Karino K,
Kwon YC,
Miyamura T,
Kim J,
Nakamura J,
Motomura G,
Kuroda T,
Niiro H,
Miyamoto T,
Takeuchi T,
Ikari K,
Amano K,
Tada Y,
Yamaji K,
Shimizu M,
Atsumi T,
Seki T,
Tanaka Y,
Kubo T,
Hisada R,
Yoshioka T,
Yamazaki M,
Kabata T,
Kajino T,
Ohta Y,
Okawa T,
Naito Y,
Kaneuji A,
Yasunaga Y,
Ohzono K,
Tomizuka K,
Koido M,
Matsuda K,
Okada Y,
Suzuki A,
Kim BJ,
Kochi Y,
Lee HS,
Ikegawa S,
Bae SC,
Terao C
Human molecular genetics · 2022 · PMID 34850884
2 pages
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