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: The genetic architecture of hip statistical shape models suggests that endochondral bone formation makes an important contribution to hip shape

Researchers

Presenter

  • D. Baird

Principal Investigators

  • J.S. Gregory

  • F.R. Saunders

  • C.V. Giuraniuc

  • R.J. Barr

  • R.M. Aspden

  • F.K. Kamanu

  • D.P. Kiel

  • E.S. Orwoll

  • S.R. Cummings

  • N.E. Lane

  • B.H. Mullins

  • F.M. Williams

  • B. Richards

  • S.G. Wilson

  • T.D. Spector

  • B.G. Faber

  • D.A. Lawlor

  • T.J. Beck

  • D.M. Evans

  • L. Paternoster

  • D. Karasik

  • J.H. Tobias

Medical Centers

  • University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom

  • California Pacific Med. Ctr. Res. Insitute, San Franciso, CA, USA

  • Univ. of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, United Kingdom.

  • Harvard Med. Sch., Harvard, MA, USA

  • Oregon Hlth Sci Univ, Portland, OR

  • Univ. of California, Sacremento, CA, USA

  • King`s Coll, London, United Kingdom

  • Univ. of Bristol, London, United Kingdom

  • Beck Radiological Innovations, Catonsville, MD, USA

  • Univ of Queensland, Brisbane QLD, Australia

Locations

  • United Kingdom

  • United States

  • Australia

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Disease

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Biomarkers

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  • NA

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