Multiple Loci within the Major Histocompatibility Complex Confer Risk of Psoriasis
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James T. Elder | Steven J. Schrodi | G. Abecasis | A. Bowcock | Liangdan Sun | Xuejun Zhang | A. Begovich | S. Schrodi | D. Goldgar | P. Stuart | G. Krueger | R. Nair | B. Feng | K. Callis-Duffin | Razieh Soltani-Arabshahi
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