An analytical framework for whole-genome sequence association studies and its implications for autism spectrum disorder
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Ryan L. Collins | Ryan M. Layer | Gabor T. Marth | Jeffrey D. Mandell | Michael F. Walker | Stephan J Sanders | Michael C. Gilson | K. Roeder | M. Daly | R. Handsaker | G. Marth | L. Klei | J. Glessner | J. Buxbaum | H. Coon | B. Devlin | S. Mccarroll | B. Neale | J. Rubenstein | A. Kriegstein | N. Šestan | A. Quinlan | M. State | Xuefang Zhao | H. Brand | M. Talkowski | Seva Kashin | Grace B. Schwartz | T. Nowakowski | A. Willsey | Benjamin Currall | Eirene Markenscoff-Papadimitriou | M. Waterman | Xin He | Sirisha Pochareddy | Shan Dong | L. Smith | M. Stone | Yuwen Liu | Jeanselle Dea | Lingxue Zhu | Clif Duhn | C. Erdman | Donna M. Werling | Rachita Yadav | Joon-Yong An | Harold Wang | Andrew Farrell
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