Genetics of skeletal proportions in two different populations.

Genetics of skeletal proportions in two different populations.
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两个不同人群骨骼比例的遗传学。

DOI:
10.1101/2023.05.22.541772
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2023
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bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
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Renthal,No
Renthal,No
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Bartell,Eric;Lin,Kuang;Tsuo,Kristin;Gan,Wei;Vedantam,Sailaja;Cole,JoanneB;Baronas,JohnM;Yengo,Loic;Marouli,Eirini;Amariuta,Tiffany;Chen,Zhengming;Li,Liming;GIANTconsortium;ChinaKadoorieBiobankCollaborativeGroup;Renthal,No

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