Prospective functional classification of all possible missense variants in PPARG
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Inês Barroso | Ted Sharpe | Sekar Kathiresan | Nick Patterson | Maura Agostini | Sian Ellard | Marc Duby | T. Mikkelsen | Ted Sharpe | D. Altshuler | N. Patterson | S. O’Rahilly | S. Ellard | S. Kathiresan | J. Florez | Xiaolan Zhang | G. Peloso | I. Barroso | A. Majithia | E. Rosen | E. Kalkhoven | K. Patel | D. Savage | Marc Duby | M. Agostini | Stephen O’Rahilly | Evan D. Rosen | Jose C. Florez | Krishna Chatterjee | Xiaolan Zhang | K. Chatterjee | David B. Savage | David Altshuler | Eric Kalkhoven | Tarjei Mikkelsen | Gina Peloso | Keerthana Gnanapradeepan | Amit R. Majithia | Ben Tsuda | Keerthana Gnanapradeepan | Robert Rice | Kashyap A. Patel | Marjoleine F. Broekema | R. Rice | M. F. Broekema | Ben Tsuda
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