Accounting for age of onset and family history improves power in genome-wide association studies
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T. Werge | A. Schork | S. Dalsgaard | O. Plana-Ripoll | O. Mors | B. Vilhjálmsson | P. Mortensen | A. Børglum | M. Nordentoft | D. Hougaard | J. Grove | G. Athanasiadis | E. Agerbo | J. Bybjerg-Grauholm | M. Bækvad-Hansen | K. Musliner | J. Dreier | Jakob Christensen | F. Privé | J. Mcgrath | E. Pedersen | Marie Bækvad-Hansen | Emil M. Pedersen
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