Combined analysis of genome-wide-linked susceptibility loci to Kawasaki disease in Han Chinese
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Q. Peng | D. Tao | Yongxin Ma | Yunqiang Liu | Si-zhong Zhang | Yuan Yang | Ying Shen | Yong-yi Ma | Yuanlong Yan | Ying Shen | Qing Wu | Hongde Hu | Yuan-long Yan | Qian Peng | Yongyi Ma
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