Association between DNA methylation at SOCS3 gene and body mass index might be due to familial confounding

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S Li
E M Wong
M C Southey
J L Hopper
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[1] Centre for Epidemiology and Biostatistics,Department of Pathology
[2] Melbourne School of Population and Global Health,undefined
[3] University of Melbourne,undefined
[4] Genetic Epidemiology Laboratory,undefined
[5] University of Melbourne,undefined
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International Journal of Obesity | 2017年 / 41卷
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