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Bonàs-Guarch S.
Genome-wide association and HLA fine-mapping studies identify risk loci and genetic pathways underlying allergic rhinitis
Waage J,
Standl M,
Curtin JA,
Jessen LE,
Thorsen J,
Tian C,
Schoettler N,
Flores C,
Abdellaoui A,
Ahluwalia TS,
Alves AC,
Amaral AFS
and 76 more — show all
Antó JM,
Arnold A,
Barreto-Luis A,
Baurecht H,
van Beijsterveldt CEM,
Bleecker ER,
Bonàs-Guarch S,
Boomsma DI,
Brix S,
Bunyavanich S,
Burchard EG,
Chen Z,
Curjuric I,
Custovic A,
den Dekker HT,
Dharmage SC,
Dmitrieva J,
Duijts L,
Ege MJ,
Gauderman WJ,
Georges M,
Gieger C,
Gilliland F,
Granell R,
Gui H,
Hansen T,
Heinrich J,
Henderson J,
Hernandez-Pacheco N,
Holt P,
Imboden M,
Jaddoe VWV,
Jarvelin MR,
Jarvis DL,
Jensen KK,
Jónsdóttir I,
Kabesch M,
Kaprio J,
Kumar A,
Lee YA,
Levin AM,
Li X,
Lorenzo-Diaz F,
Melén E,
Mercader JM,
Meyers DA,
Myers R,
Nicolae DL,
Nohr EA,
Palviainen T,
Paternoster L,
Pennell CE,
Pershagen G,
Pino-Yanes M,
Probst-Hensch NM,
Rüschendorf F,
Simpson A,
Stefansson K,
Sunyer J,
Sveinbjornsson G,
Thiering E,
Thompson PJ,
Torrent M,
Torrents D,
Tung JY,
Wang CA,
Weidinger S,
Weiss S,
Willemsen G,
Williams LK,
Ober C,
Hinds DA,
Ferreira MA,
Bisgaard H,
Strachan DP,
Bønnelykke K
23andMe Research Team · AAGC collaborators
Nature genetics · 2018 · PMID 30013184
12 pages+
Rare variant analyses in 51,256 type 2 diabetes cases and 370,487 controls reveal the pathogenicity spectrum of monogenic diabetes genes
Huerta-Chagoya A,
Schroeder P,
Mandla R,
Li J,
Morris L,
Vora M,
Alkanaq A,
Nagy D,
Szczerbinski L,
Madsen JGS,
Bonàs-Guarch S,
Mollandin F
and 14 more — show all
Cole JB,
Porneala B,
Westerman K,
Li JH,
Pollin TI,
Florez JC,
Gloyn AL,
Carey DJ,
Cebola I,
Mirshahi UL,
Manning AK,
Leong A,
Udler M,
Mercader JM
Nature genetics · 2024 · PMID 39379762 · open access
12 pages+
Re-analysis of public genetic data reveals a rare X-chromosomal variant associated with type 2 diabetes
Bonàs-Guarch S,
Guindo-Martínez M,
Miguel-Escalada I,
Grarup N,
Sebastian D,
Rodriguez-Fos E,
Sánchez F,
Planas-Fèlix M,
Cortes-Sánchez P,
González S,
Timshel P,
Pers TH
and 31 more — show all
Morgan CC,
Moran I,
Atla G,
González JR,
Puiggros M,
Martí J,
Andersson EA,
Díaz C,
Badia RM,
Udler M,
Leong A,
Kaur V,
Flannick J,
Jørgensen T,
Linneberg A,
Jørgensen ME,
Witte DR,
Christensen C,
Brandslund I,
Appel EV,
Scott RA,
Luan J,
Langenberg C,
Wareham NJ,
Pedersen O,
Zorzano A,
Florez JC,
Hansen T,
Ferrer J,
Mercader JM,
Torrents D
Nature communications · 2018 · PMID 29358691 · open access
4 pages
The impact of non-additive genetic associations on age-related complex diseases
Guindo-Martínez M,
Amela R,
Bonàs-Guarch S,
Puiggròs M,
Salvoro C,
Miguel-Escalada I,
Carey CE,
Cole JB,
Rüeger S,
Atkinson E,
Leong A,
Sanchez F
and 9 more — show all
FinnGen Consortium
Nature communications · 2021 · PMID 33893285 · open access
4 pages
A genome-wide association study identifies CDHR3 as a susceptibility locus for early childhood asthma with severe exacerbations
Bønnelykke K,
Sleiman P,
Nielsen K,
Kreiner-Møller E,
Mercader JM,
Belgrave D,
den Dekker HT,
Husby A,
Sevelsted A,
Faura-Tellez G,
Mortensen LJ,
Paternoster L
and 24 more — show all
Flaaten R,
Mølgaard A,
Smart DE,
Thomsen PF,
Rasmussen MA,
Bonàs-Guarch S,
Holst C,
Nohr EA,
Yadav R,
March ME,
Blicher T,
Lackie PM,
Jaddoe VW,
Simpson A,
Holloway JW,
Duijts L,
Custovic A,
Davies DE,
Torrents D,
Gupta R,
Hollegaard MV,
Hougaard DM,
Hakonarson H,
Bisgaard H
Nature genetics · 2014 · PMID 24241537
2 pages
A Loss-of-Function Splice Acceptor Variant in <i>IGF2</i> Is Protective for Type 2 Diabetes
Mercader JM,
Liao RG,
Bell AD,
Dymek Z,
Estrada K,
Tukiainen T,
Huerta-Chagoya A,
Moreno-Macías H,
Jablonski KA,
Hanson RL,
Walford GA,
Moran I
and 66 more — show all
Chen L,
Agarwala V,
Ordoñez-Sánchez ML,
Rodríguez-Guillen R,
Rodríguez-Torres M,
Segura-Kato Y,
García-Ortiz H,
Centeno-Cruz F,
Barajas-Olmos F,
Caulkins L,
Puppala S,
Fontanillas P,
Williams AL,
Bonàs-Guarch S,
Hartl C,
Ripke S,
Tooley K,
Lane J,
Zerrweck C,
Martínez-Hernández A,
Córdova EJ,
Mendoza-Caamal E,
Contreras-Cubas C,
González-Villalpando ME,
Cruz-Bautista I,
Muñoz-Hernández L,
Gómez-Velasco D,
Alvirde U,
Henderson BE,
Wilkens LR,
Le Marchand L,
Arellano-Campos O,
Riba L,
Harden M,
Gabriel S,
Abboud HE,
Cortes ML,
Revilla-Monsalve C,
Islas-Andrade S,
Soberon X,
Curran JE,
Jenkinson CP,
DeFronzo RA,
Lehman DM,
Hanis CL,
Bell GI,
Boehnke M,
Blangero J,
Duggirala R,
Saxena R,
MacArthur D,
Ferrer J,
McCarroll SA,
Torrents D,
Knowler WC,
Baier LJ,
Burtt N,
González-Villalpando C,
Haiman CA,
Aguilar-Salinas CA,
Tusié-Luna T,
Flannick J,
Jacobs SBR,
Orozco L,
Altshuler D,
Florez JC
Diabetes Prevention Program Research Group · Broad Genomics Platform and 2 more consortia
Diabetes · 2017 · PMID 28838971 · open access
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