Control of confounding of genetic associations in stratified populations.
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Mark D Shriver | C. Hoggart | D. Clayton | R. Kittles | P. McKeigue | M. Shriver | C. Bonilla | E. Parra | Rick A Kittles | Carolina Bonilla | Paul M McKeigue | Clive J Hoggart | Eteban J Parra | David G Clayton
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