Transethnic and race-stratified genome-wide association study of fibroid characteristics in African American and European American women.
Bray MJ, Wellons MF, Jones SH et al.
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Objective: To identify, through genome-wide association studies, genetic loci that associate with differences in fibroid size and number in a population of African American and European American women.
636 African American or European ancestry female individuals with single fibroid, 822 African American or European ancestry female individuals with multiple fibroids
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