Meta-analysis Added Power to Identify Variants in FTO Associated With Type 2 Diabetes and Obesity in the Asian Population (Q57616813)

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Zhe Liu

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Yiqing Song

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Daizhan Zhou

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Di Zhang

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Teng Zhao

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Zhuo Chen

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Lan Yu

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Yifeng Yang

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Guoyin Feng

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Jun Li

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Jie Zhang

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Zuofeng Zhang

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Lin He

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He Xu

Prevalence of the metabolic syndrome and overweight among adults in China

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publication date

7 January 2010

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published in

Obesity

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volume

18

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issue

8

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page(s)

1619-1624

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