A High-Resolution Genetic Map of the Familial Mediterranean Fever Candidate Region Allows Identification of Haplotype-Sharing among Ethnic Groups
Authors:
- David A. SheltonDSDavid A. Shelton
- Annette OrsbornAOAnnette Orsborn
- Marie MangelsdorfMMMarie Mangelsdorf
- Ivona AksentijevichIAIvona Aksentijevich
- Trevor BlakeTBTrevor Blake
- Raman SoodRSRaman Sood
- Dawn GardnerDGDawn Gardner
- Raymond LiuRLRaymond Liu
- Elon PrasEPElon Pras
- Ernesto N. LevyELErnesto N. Levy
- Michael CentolaMCMichael Centola
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