Association between type 2 diabetes genetic susceptibility loci and visceral and subcutaneous fat area as determined by computed tomography
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T. Kitamoto | A. Sekine | K. Nakao | T. Funahashi | Y. Matsuzawa | K. Kotani | K. Chayama | T. Ueno | T. Hanafusa | T. Matsuo | R. So | A. Nakajima | K. Hamaguchi | Y. Nakata | H. Yoshimatsu | T. Sakata | I. Mineo | S. Oikawa | M. Yoneda | H. Masuzaki | J. Wada | K. Hotta | Kiyoji Tanaka | A. Kitamoto | H. Hyogo | Takahiro Nakamura | Kentaro Yamada | H. Ochi | S. Kamohara | N. Miyatake | K. Tokunaga | S. Miyazaki | R. Komatsu | N. Itoh | H. Teranishi | Seiho Mizusawa | Kentaro Yamada
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