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Analysis of five chronic inflammatory diseases identifies 27 new associations and highlights disease-specific patterns at shared loci
- Ellinghaus, David;
- Jostins, Luke;
- Spain, Sarah L;
- Cortes, Adrian;
- Bethune, Jörn;
- Han, Buhm;
- Park, Yu Rang;
- Raychaudhuri, Soumya;
- Pouget, Jennie G;
- Hübenthal, Matthias;
- Folseraas, Trine;
- Wang, Yunpeng;
- Esko, Tonu;
- Metspalu, Andres;
- Westra, Harm-Jan;
- Franke, Lude;
- Pers, Tune H;
- Weersma, Rinse K;
- Collij, Valerie;
- D'Amato, Mauro;
- Halfvarson, Jonas;
- Jensen, Anders Boeck;
- Lieb, Wolfgang;
- Degenhardt, Franziska;
- Forstner, Andreas J;
- Hofmann, Andrea;
- Schreiber, Stefan;
- Mrowietz, Ulrich;
- Juran, Brian D;
- Lazaridis, Konstantinos N;
- Brunak, Søren;
- Dale, Anders M;
- Trembath, Richard C;
- Weidinger, Stephan;
- Weichenthal, Michael;
- Ellinghaus, Eva;
- Elder, James T;
- Barker, Jonathan NWN;
- Andreassen, Ole A;
- McGovern, Dermot P;
- Karlsen, Tom H;
- Barrett, Jeffrey C;
- Parkes, Miles;
- Brown, Matthew A;
- Franke, Andre
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https://doi.org/10.1038/ng.3528Abstract
David Ellinghaus and colleagues report a combined association analysis of five chronic inflammatory diseases. They identify 27 new associations and highlight disease-specific association patterns at shared susceptibility loci.
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