Type 2 diabetes TCF7L2 risk genotypes alter birth weight: a study of 24,053 individuals.
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M. Jarvelin | M. McCarthy | D. Strachan | S. Ring | M. Pembrey | T. Frayling | R. Freathy | B. Shields | M. Weedon | A. Hattersley | C. Groves | B. Knight | C. Power | A. Bennett | K. Parnell | Y. Ben-Shlomo | G. Davey Smith | E. Hypponen | C. Relton | M. McCarthy | M. McCarthy
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