A phenome-wide association study to discover pleiotropic effects of PCSK9, APOB, and LDLR
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Amy S. Shah | Marc S. Williams | W. Chung | D. Schaid | T. Manolio | D. Roden | J. Denny | M. Ritchie | S. Pendergrass | I. Kullo | Wei-Qi Wei | M. de Andrade | E. Larson | G. Jarvik | Z. Ye | S. Hebbring | R. Carroll | L. Bastarache | B. Namjou | Q. Feng | A. Sturm | K. Leppig | L. Rasmussen-Torvik | C. Stein | D. Crosslin | K. Borthwick | E. Austin | N. Zheng | A. Scrol | M. Williams | M. Safarova | Wendy K. Chung | B. Satterfield | Xiao Fan | E. Larson | Neil S. Zheng | T. Manolio | Zhan Ye | Aaron Scrol | Sarah A. Pendergrass | Benjamin A. Satterfield | Gail P. Jarvik | C. M. Stein | Robert J. Carroll | Amy C. Sturm | Marc S. Williams | Wendy K. Chung | Joshua C. Denny | Maya S. Safarova | Erin E. Austin | A. S. Shah | Amy S. Shah
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