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1.	Genome-wide Association Study For Coronary Artery Disease In The Chinees Han Population
2.	Genome-wide Association Study Identifies Psoriasis Susceptibility Genes In Chinese Han Population
3.	Molecular Genetic Studies Of Coronary Artery Disease In The Chinese Han Population
4.	Genome-Wide Association Study For Autism
5.	Reseach On Algorithms Of Genome-wide Association Study For Complex Diseases Based On Maximal Information Coefficient
6.	Genome-wide Association Study Of Dermatomyositis In The Chinese Han Population
7.	Lymph Node Metastasis, Survival And C20orf54Polymorphism In Esophageal Adenocarcinoma
8.	The Association Between Snps Related To Chinese Women With Pof And Patients In Serbian
9.	A Genome-wide Association Study Of Non-cardia Gastric Cancer In A Chinese Population
10.	Association Study Identifies Psoriasis Susceptibility Genes In Chinese Uygur Population And Study Of ERAP1Gene Expression
11.	Genome Wide Association Study Of Benign Childhood Epilepsy With Centrotemporal Spikes And Bone Metabolism In Pediatric Patients
12.	Study On The Association Of SNPs Of Rs10965235 And Rs2235529 With The Risk Of Ovarian Endometriosis
13.	Associations Between Genetic Variants In The Calcium Signaling Pathway Genes And Cutaneous Melanoma-specific Survival
14.	A Gene-based Genome-wide Association Study Of Multiple Sclerosis
15.	Genome-wide Association Study And Clinical Analysis Of Patients With Drug Induced Liver Injury In Fujian
16.	Study On The Early Diagnosis Of Alzheimer's Disease Based On CNN And GWAS
17.	Study Of Vitamin D Levels And Association Of Depression And Type 2 Diabetes
18.	Research On Identification Of Genes Related To Multiple Psychiatric Disorders Based On Multivariate Association Analysis
19.	Study On Gene Association Of Anxiety And Depression Factors In Patients With Severe Mental Disorders
20.	Study On Gene Association Of Hostile-suspiciousness Factor Of Psychiatric Symptoms
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