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Contribution of known genetic variants to increased risk of type-2 diabetes in Indian Asians
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Main Authors:
Sehmi, J
,
Yeo, I
,
Salaheen, S
,
Zhang, W
,
Das, D
,
Danesh, J
,
Tai, E
,
Mccarthy, M
,
Chambers, J
,
Kooner, J
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Journal article
Published:
2011
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