Genome-wide meta-analyses of multiancestry cohorts identify multiple new susceptibility loci for refractive error and myopia

Gabriëlle H S Buitendijk | David M. Evans | A. Hofman | A. Uitterlinden | T. Spector | T. Lehtimäki | A. Paterson | R. Klein | N. Timpson | Y. Teo | C. Klaver | P. Mitchell | Liang Xu | J. Jonas | T. Wong | E. Tai | O. Raitakari | F. Rivadeneira | C. Duijn | T. Meitinger | A. Metspalu | G. Montgomery | T. Haller | E. Chew | A. Döring | Yingfeng Zheng | I. Rudan | L. Karssen | Jie-Jin Wang | B. Klein | D. Mackey | A. Wright | B. Oostra | J. Kemp | N. Amin | C. Hayward | George Mcmahon | O. Polašek | V. Vitart | M. Kähönen | James F. Wilson | S. Saw | Ching-Yu Cheng | T. Aung | C. Khor | J. Vingerling | N. Pfeiffer | J. Bailey-Wilson | W. Tay | C. Hammond | A. Verkerk | A. Hewitt | C. Pennell | T. Zeller | V. Verhoeven | P. Cumberland | René Höhn | A. Mirshahi | J. Rahi | Peng Chen | M. Ikram | Christian Müller | A. Mishra | A. Nag | E. Vithana | P. Hysi | J. Craig | K. Burdon | S. M. Hosseini | S. Yip | B. Pourcain | F. Murgia | C. Pang | R. T. Ong | S. Iyengar | M. Pirastu | J. Guggenheim | T. Young | W. Ang | J. Wedenoja | Jiemin Liao | P. Baird | T. Gorgels | A. Bergen | L. J. Chen | M. Schache | R. Igo | B. Fleck | C. Simpson | Ruoying Li | K. Oexle | Q. Fan | I. Cotlarciuc | V. Barathi | J. Lass | Z. Vatavuk | D. Stambolian | O. Pärssinen | E. Yonova-Doing | R. Wojciechowski | F. Hawthorne | H. Wong | Sarayut Janmahasatian | Kari-Matti Mäkelä | S. Macgregor | C. Williams | Aharon Wegner | Xin Zhou | Daniel W. H. Ho | M. Kähönen | A. Uitterlinden | David M. Evans | A. Wright | A. Hofman | T. Wong | B. Oostra | A. Wright | Ekaterina Yonova-Doing | T. Wong

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