Phenotype consensus is required to enable large-scale genetic consortium studies of food allergy.

Asai, Y; Martino, D; Eiwegger, T; Nadeau, K; Koppelman, GH; Clarke, AE; Lee, Y-A; Chan, ES; Simons, E; Laprise, C; Mazer, B; Marenholz, I; Royce, D; Elliott, SJ; Hampson, C; Gerdts, J; Eslami, A; Soller, L; Hui, J; Azad, M; Sandford, A; Daley, D

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Asai, Y; Martino, D; Eiwegger, T; Nadeau, K; Koppelman, GH; Clarke, AE; Lee, Y-A; Chan, ES; Simons, E; Laprise, C; ...

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2020-09

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Allergy

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Wiley

University of Melbourne Author/s

Martino, David

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Paediatrics (RCH)

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Asai, Y., Martino, D., Eiwegger, T., Nadeau, K., Koppelman, G. H., Clarke, A. E., Lee, Y. -A., Chan, E. S., Simons, E., Laprise, C., Mazer, B., Marenholz, I., Royce, D., Elliott, S. J., Hampson, C., Gerdts, J., Eslami, A., Soller, L., Hui, J. ,... Daley, D. (2020). Phenotype consensus is required to enable large-scale genetic consortium studies of food allergy.. Allergy, 75 (9), pp.2383-2387. https://doi.org/10.1111/all.14333.

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