Polygenic risk score phenome-wide association study reveals an association between endometriosis and testosterone

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Isabelle M. McGrath
Grant W. Montgomery
Sally Mortlock
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[1] The University of Queensland,The Institute for Molecular Bioscience
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BMC Medicine | / 21卷
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Endometriosis; Testosterone; PheWAS; Mendelian randomisation; Genetic; Ovarian cancer;
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