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A genome-wide association study for celiac disease identifies risk variants in the region harboring IL2 and IL2

by Wijmenga, Cisca , Travis, Simon , Franke, Lude , Sanders, David S , Inouye, Mike , Bethel, Graeme , Wapenaar, Martin C , Mearin, M Luisa , Gwilliam, Rhian , Kelleher, Dermot , Deloukas, Panos , McLaren, William M , McManus, Ross , Cardon, Lon R , Swift, Jill , Feighery, Con , Kumar, Parveen , Jewell, Derek , Walterslo, Julian R.F , Mulder, Chris J , Howdle, Peter , Hunth, Karen A , Zhernakova, Alexandra , Holmes, Geoffrey K.T , Playfordl, Raymond J , McGinnis, Ralph , Barnardo, Martin C.N.M , van Heel, David A

in Celiac disease / Diagnosis / Genetic aspects / Health aspects / Identification and classification / Interleukin-2 / Physiological aspects / Risk factors / Single nucleotide polymorphisms

2007

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in Celiac disease / Diagnosis / Genetic aspects / Health aspects / Identification and classification / Interleukin-2 / Physiological aspects / Risk factors / Single nucleotide polymorphisms

2007

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A genome-wide association study for celiac disease identifies risk variants in the region harboring IL2 and IL2

in Celiac disease / Diagnosis / Genetic aspects / Health aspects / Identification and classification / Interleukin-2 / Physiological aspects / Risk factors / Single nucleotide polymorphisms

2007

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