Association analysis of myosin IXB and type 1 diabetes.
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C. Wijmenga | J. Todd | K. Downes | B. Alizadeh | A. Monsuur | B. Koeleman | B. Roep | G. Bruining | G. Valdigem | Alienke J. Monsuur | P. Eerligh | A. R. van der Slik | Stephan Persengiev
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