Learning from our GWAS mistakes: from experimental design to scientific method (Q24289199)

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Learning from our GWAS mistakes: from experimental design to scientific method (English)

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genome-wide association study

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Christophe G Lambert

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Laura J Black

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2

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English

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publication date

April 2012

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Biostatistics

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13

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2

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195-203

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3374097

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3374097

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3297828

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3374097

PubMed publication ID

22285994

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3374097

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221785571

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