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Meta-analysis of genome-wide studies identifies WNT16 and ESR1 SNPs associated with bone mineral density in premenopausal women

  • Daniel L. Koller
  • , Hou Feng Zheng
  • , David Karasik
  • , Laura Yerges-Armstrong
  • , Ching Ti Liu
  • , Fiona McGuigan
  • , John P. Kemp
  • , Sylvie Giroux
  • , Dongbing Lai
  • , Howard J. Edenberg
  • , Munro Peacock
  • , Stefan A. Czerwinski
  • , Audrey C. Choh
  • , George McMahon
  • , Beate St Pourcain
  • , Nicholas J. Timpson
  • , Debbie A. Lawlor
  • , David M. Evans
  • , Bradford Towne
  • , John Blangero
    • Melanie A. Carless, Candace Kammerer, David Goltzman, Christopher S. Kovacs, Jerilynn C. Prior, Tim D. Spector, Francois Rousseau, Jon H. Tobias, Kristina Akesson, Michael J. Econs, Braxton D. Mitchell, J. Brent Richards, Douglas P. Kiel, Tatiana Foroud
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