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Whole genome association study of rheumatoid arthritis using 27 039 microsatellites.
Human molecular genetics - 15 Aug 2005
Tamiya Gen, Shinya Minori, Imanishi Tadashi, Ikuta Tomoki, Makino Satoshi, Okamoto Koichi, Furugaki Koh, Matsumoto Toshiko, Mano Shuhei, Ando Satoshi, Nozaki Yasuyuki, Yukawa Wataru, Nakashige Ryo, Yamaguchi Daisuke, Ishibashi Hideo, Yonekura Manabu, Nakami Yuu, Takayama Seiken, Endo Takaho, Saruwatari Takuya, Yagura Masaru, Yoshikawa Yoko, Fujimoto Kei, Oka Akira, Chiku Suenori, Linsen Samuel E V, Giphart Marius J, Kulski Jerzy K, Fukazawa Toru, Hashimoto Hiroshi, Kimura Minoru, Hoshina Yuuichi, Suzuki Yasuo, Hotta Tomomitsu, Mochida Joji, Minezaki Takatoshi, Komai Koichiro, Shiozawa Shunichi, Taniguchi Atsuo, Yamanaka Hisashi, Kamatani Naoyuki, Gojobori Takashi, Bahram Seiamak, Inoko Hidetoshi
Abstract excerpt
A major goal of current human genome-wide studies is to identify the genetic basis of complex disorders. However, the availability of an unbiased, reliable, cost efficient and comprehensive methodology to analyze the entire genome for complex disease association is still largely lacking or problematic. Therefore, we have developed a practical and efficient strategy for whole genome association studies of complex...
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