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Systematic Integration of genomics with transcriptomics for the Study of Coronary Artery Disease and Subclinical Atherosclerosis

C. Yang F. Aguet G. Auguste K. Ardlie R. Gerszten W. Post H. E. Wheeler K. Taylor S. Kasela T. Lappalainen H. Lm P. Durda W. C. Johnson X. Guo Y. Liu J. Polak D. Herrington C. Clish D. van den Berg R. Tracy E. Cornell T. Blackwell G. Papanicolaou J. Vargas S. Bekiranov C. McNamara C. Miller J. Rotter S. Rich A. Manichaikul

Aug 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations

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