Two-stage association study to identify the genetic susceptibility of a novel common variant of rs2075290 in ZPR1 to type 2 diabetes.

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Two-stage association study to identify the genetic susceptibility of a novel common variant of rs2075290 in ZPR1 to type 2 diabetes.

Scientific reports - 14 Jul 2016

Guan Fanglin, Niu Yu, Zhang Tianxiao, Liu Songfang, Ma Lei, Qi Ting, Feng Jia, Zuo Hong, Li Guohong, Liu Xufeng, Wang Shujin

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The SNP of rs964184 in ZPR1 has recently been associated with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in Japanese individuals. To comprehensively investigate the association of common variants in ZPR1 with T2DM in Han Chinese individuals, we designed a two-stage case-control study of 3,505 T2DM patients and 6,911 unrelated healthy Han Chinese individuals. A total of 24 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) were...

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PMID: 27411854
DOI: 10.1038/srep29586
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