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Barclay M.
Genome-wide meta-analysis increases to 71 the number of confirmed Crohn's disease susceptibility loci
Franke A,
McGovern DP,
Barrett JC,
Wang K,
Radford-Smith GL,
Ahmad T,
Lees CW,
Balschun T,
Lee J,
Roberts R,
Anderson CA,
Bis JC
and 84 more — show all
Bumpstead S,
Ellinghaus D,
Festen EM,
Georges M,
Green T,
Haritunians T,
Jostins L,
Latiano A,
Mathew CG,
Montgomery GW,
Prescott NJ,
Raychaudhuri S,
Rotter JI,
Schumm P,
Sharma Y,
Simms LA,
Taylor KD,
Whiteman D,
Wijmenga C,
Baldassano RN,
Barclay M,
Bayless TM,
Brand S,
Büning C,
Cohen A,
Colombel JF,
Cottone M,
Stronati L,
Denson T,
De Vos M,
D'Inca R,
Dubinsky M,
Edwards C,
Florin T,
Franchimont D,
Gearry R,
Glas J,
Van Gossum A,
Guthery SL,
Halfvarson J,
Verspaget HW,
Hugot JP,
Karban A,
Laukens D,
Lawrance I,
Lemann M,
Levine A,
Libioulle C,
Louis E,
Mowat C,
Newman W,
Panés J,
Phillips A,
Proctor DD,
Regueiro M,
Russell R,
Rutgeerts P,
Sanderson J,
Sans M,
Seibold F,
Steinhart AH,
Stokkers PC,
Torkvist L,
Kullak-Ublick G,
Wilson D,
Walters T,
Targan SR,
Brant SR,
Rioux JD,
D'Amato M,
Weersma RK,
Kugathasan S,
Griffiths AM,
Mansfield JC,
Vermeire S,
Duerr RH,
Silverberg MS,
Satsangi J,
Schreiber S,
Cho JH,
Annese V,
Hakonarson H,
Daly MJ,
Parkes M
Nature genetics · 2010 · PMID 21102463
12 pages+
Meta-analysis identifies 29 additional ulcerative colitis risk loci, increasing the number of confirmed associations to 47
Anderson CA,
Boucher G,
Lees CW,
Franke A,
D'Amato M,
Taylor KD,
Lee JC,
Goyette P,
Imielinski M,
Latiano A,
Lagacé C,
Scott R
and 101 more — show all
Amininejad L,
Bumpstead S,
Baidoo L,
Baldassano RN,
Barclay M,
Bayless TM,
Brand S,
Büning C,
Colombel JF,
Denson LA,
De Vos M,
Dubinsky M,
Edwards C,
Ellinghaus D,
Fehrmann RS,
Floyd JA,
Florin T,
Franchimont D,
Franke L,
Georges M,
Glas J,
Glazer NL,
Guthery SL,
Haritunians T,
Hayward NK,
Hugot JP,
Jobin G,
Laukens D,
Lawrance I,
Lémann M,
Levine A,
Libioulle C,
Louis E,
McGovern DP,
Milla M,
Montgomery GW,
Morley KI,
Mowat C,
Ng A,
Newman W,
Ophoff RA,
Papi L,
Palmieri O,
Peyrin-Biroulet L,
Panés J,
Phillips A,
Prescott NJ,
Proctor DD,
Roberts R,
Russell R,
Rutgeerts P,
Sanderson J,
Sans M,
Schumm P,
Seibold F,
Sharma Y,
Simms LA,
Seielstad M,
Steinhart AH,
Targan SR,
van den Berg LH,
Vatn M,
Verspaget H,
Walters T,
Wijmenga C,
Wilson DC,
Westra HJ,
Xavier RJ,
Zhao ZZ,
Ponsioen CY,
Andersen V,
Torkvist L,
Gazouli M,
Anagnou NP,
Karlsen TH,
Kupcinskas L,
Sventoraityte J,
Mansfield JC,
Kugathasan S,
Silverberg MS,
Halfvarson J,
Rotter JI,
Mathew CG,
Griffiths AM,
Gearry R,
Ahmad T,
Brant SR,
Chamaillard M,
Satsangi J,
Cho JH,
Schreiber S,
Daly MJ,
Barrett JC,
Parkes M,
Annese V,
Hakonarson H,
Radford-Smith G,
Duerr RH,
Vermeire S,
Weersma RK,
Rioux JD
Nature genetics · 2011 · PMID 21297633 · open access
12 pages+
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