Evaluating the association of common APOA2variants with type 2 diabetes
Article 2009 en
Authors
KD
Konsta Duesing
GC
G. Charpentier
MM
Michel Marre
Abstract
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The available data does not support a role for common variants in APOA2 on type 2 diabetes susceptibility or related quantitative traits in Northern Europeans.
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