Measurement methods and accuracy in copy number variation: failure to replicate associations of beta-defensin copy number with Crohn's disease.
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Christopher G Mathew | Jack Satsangi | Natalie J Prescott | John C Mansfield | J. Satsangi | N. Prescott | C. Mathew | J. Mansfield | J. Armour | R. Palla | Marian C Aldhous | Suhaili Abu Bakar | Raquel Palla | Kimberley Soo | John A L Armour | M. Aldhous | K. Soo | Suhaili Abu Bakar
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