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Does genetic variation in FTO account for the increased risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes in UK Indian Asians?
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Main Authors:
Chambers, J
,
Zhang, W
,
Zabaneh, D
,
Balding, D
,
McCarthy, M
,
Scott, J
,
Elliott, P
,
Kooner, J
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Published:
2008
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