Estimation of effect size distribution from genome-wide association studies and implications for future discoveries
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Nilanjan Chatterjee | Stephen J Chanock | Mitchell H Gail | Ulrike Peters | Sholom Wacholder | S. Chanock | M. Gail | N. Chatterjee | K. Jacobs | S. Wacholder | U. Peters | Ju-Hyun Park | Kevin B Jacobs | Ju-Hyun Park
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