Lisa Yanek

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Genome-Wide Association Study 100%
2. African Americans 74%
3. Genome 68%
4. Whole Genome Sequencing 53%
5. Meta-Analysis 52%
6. Coronary Artery Disease 47%
7. Genes 46%
8. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (U.S.) 46%
9. Precision Medicine 44%
10. Blood Platelets 41%
11. Single Nucleotide Polymorphism 37%
12. Coronary Disease 37%
13. Population 35%
14. Platelet Aggregation 28%
15. Exome 27%
16. Phenotype 25%
17. Blood Pressure 24%
18. Hematopoiesis 22%
19. Lipids 21%
20. White Matter 20%
21. Aspirin 19%
22. Genetic Loci 19%
23. Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus 18%
24. Siblings 18%
25. Lipoprotein(a) 16%
26. Genetic Variation 15%
27. Smoking 15%
28. Body Mass Index 14%
29. Cardiovascular Diseases 14%
30. Gene Frequency 14%
31. Coronary Vessels 14%
32. Hispanic Americans 14%
33. Alleles 14%
34. Multifactorial Inheritance 13%
35. Brain 13%
36. LDL Cholesterol 13%
37. Obesity 13%
38. Whole Exome Sequencing 12%
39. Fibrinogen 12%
40. Hypertension 12%
41. Atherosclerosis 12%
42. Fasting 12%
43. Sequence Analysis 11%
44. Glucose 10%
45. Megakaryocytes 10%
46. Adenosine Diphosphate 10%
47. Heart Failure 10%
48. Fats 10%
49. Linear Models 10%
50. Chromosomes 10%