Genome-wide analysis of left ventricular image-derived phenotypes identifies fourteen loci associated with cardiac morphogenesis and heart failure development Running title: Genome-wide association study of LV phenotypes
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P. Munroe | D. Bluemke | M. Barnes | K. Taylor | J. Rotter | S. Piechnik | J. Lima | S. Neubauer | H. Warren | N. Aung | K. Fung | Petersen | E. Tzanis | J. Vargas | Chaojie Yang | P. Claudia | Cabrera | W. Ani | Manichaikul | E. Steffen | W. Ani
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