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June 1, 2010Open Access

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Genetics of Atrial Fibrillation

Steven A. LubitzBroad Institute CÖCevher ÖzcanUniversity of Chicago

Jared W. MagnaniUniversity of Pittsburgh

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Chr 16q22 ZFHX3 Zinc finger homeobox 3 47 Chr 1p21 KCNN3 Calcium activated potassium channel 49 Chr indicates chromosome. *Only replicated associations between genetic variants and AF are displayed. Associated at a genome-wide significance threshold of P510 8 .

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