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Novel risk genes and mechanisms implicated by exome sequencing of 2572 individuals with pulmonary arterial hypertension

Lisa J. Martin | Ferhaan Ahmad | W. Chung | Yufeng Shen | S. Archer | R. Simms | R. Benza | D. Badesch | A. Frost | S. Nathan | C. Welch | M. Simon | Jiayao Wang | H. Farber | T. Lahm | E. Austin | R. Argula | T. Thenappan | N. Hill | R. Oudiz | R. Schilz | R. Frantz | F. Torres | T. Fortin | D. Ivy | W. Nichols | G. Elliott | R. Hirsch | M. Chakinala | A. Desai | E. Rosenzweig | R. White | J. Klinger | C. Burger | C. Barnett | J. Elwing | I. Robbins | M. Pauciulo | Hua He | Joseph M. Grimes | D. Yung | R. Benza | Z. Safdar | N. Zhu | K. Lutz | A. Coleman | N. Bhatt | J. Wilt | E. Austin | R. Walter | W. Nichols | S. Bakshi | Zia Rehman | C. Gonzaga‐Jauregui | Christopher Barnett | Ivan Robbins | V. Maddipati | M. Simon | Russel R. James Marc David Erika Charles Murali Thenappan Hirsch White Simon Badesch Rosenzweig Burg | Russel R. James Marc David Erika Charles Murali Thenappan Hirsch White Simon Badesch Rosenzweig Burg | R. White | Robert Simms | N. Hill | R. Walter

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