A polygenic and phenotypic risk prediction for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome evaluated by Phenome-wide association studies.
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Yoonjung Yoonie Joo | M. Jarvelin | A. Uitterlinden | T. Spector | M. McCarthy | R. Saxena | U. Thorsteinsdóttir | K. Stefánsson | H. Hakonarson | C. Lindgren | B. Neale | J. Perry | M. Urbanek | G. Thorleifsson | P. Kraft | J. Denny | A. Kho | A. Mahajan | M. Ritchie | S. Pendergrass | U. Styrkarsdottir | J. Pacheco | R. Chisholm | L. Davis | K. Ong | G. Jarvik | S. Hebbring | M. Goodarzi | Michelle R Jones | R. Carroll | V. Anttila | F. Day | M. Hayes | T. Karaderi | L. Broer | A. Drong | Maureen E. Smith | B. Namjou | J. Harley | C. Welt | E. Stener-Victorin | F. Mentch | T. Laisk-Podar | D. V. Velez Edwards | D. Crosslin | K. Actkins | Y. Joo | A. Basile | Kevin Ho | C. Meun | I. Stanaway | T. Walunas | M. Hayes | Chunyan He | N. Lin | Hongyan Huang | R. Magi | J. Fernández-Tajes | B. Mullin | B. Stuckey | Scott G Wilson | Barbara Obermeyer-Pietsch | B. Fauser | I. Kowalska | J. Visser | Marianne Anderson | D. Ehrmann | R. Legro | A. Salumets | L. Morin-Papunen | A. Dunaif | J. Laven | S. Franks | R. Saxena | U. Styrkársdóttir | S. Wilson | Tugce Karaderi | Cindy Meun
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