GWAS of stool frequency provides insights into gastrointestinal motility and irritable bowel syndrome
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G. Abecasis | A. Regev | J. Raes | A. Kurilshikov | A. Zhernakova | M. Parkes | N. Timpson | M. Camilleri | A. Franke | L. Jostins | C. Smillie | M. D’Amato | N. Kennedy | M. Simrén | L. Agréus | A. Andreasson | S. Walter | K. Garcia-Etxebarria | A. Pandit | F. Bonfiglio | Rodrigo Bacigalupe | L. Bujanda | T. Zheng | H. Nim | Chris Eijsbouts | D. Hughes | Xingrong Liu | Anita Pandit | K. García-Etxebarría
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