Evaluating the association of common PBX1variants with type 2 diabetes

Konsta Duesing; G. Charpentier; Michel Marre; Jean Tichet; Serge Hercberg; Beverley Balkau; Philippe Froguel; F A Gibson

doi:10.1186/1471-2350-9-14

Abstract

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The available data does not support a major influence of common PBX1 variants on type 2 diabetes susceptibility or quantitative metabolic traits. In order to make progress in identifying the elusive susceptibility variants in the 1q region it will be necessary to carry out further large association studies, meta-analyses of existing data from individual studies, and deep resequencing of the 1q region.

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