Frits Richard Rosendaal

This study identifies genetic variants associated with missing metabolite measurements in two population-based cohorts, suggesting missingness is partly genetic and relevant for clinical and epidemiological research.

This study identifies genetic loci associated with residual pulmonary vascular obstruction and links inflammation to its risk, while showing limited role of impaired fibrinolysis.

This study examines how non-pathogenic CAG repeats in HTT, ATXN3, and CACNA1A genes affect sleep outcomes, finding sex- and depression-specific associations.

The paper identifies genetic loci and proteins associated with venous thromboembolism recurrence risk using GWAS and subgroup analyses across different thrombotic subtypes.

This study uses whole genome sequencing to identify 18 novel genetic loci associated with plasma fibrinogen levels, including variants more common in African populations and linked to liver-related traits and disease.

The paper identifies PSKH2 as a gene influencing variability in Factor V plasma activity through genome-wide analysis of non-additive allele effects.

The paper identifies novel genetic loci associated with systolic blood pressure that interact with the DASH diet score through genome-wide interaction analysis.

This study identifies genetic variants associated with income and shows they correlate with health outcomes and educational attainment.

This study identifies 135 genomic loci associated with venous thromboembolism risk through cross-ancestry GWAS and provides insights into biological pathways and potential therapeutic targets.

This GWAS identifies 123 migraine risk loci, including subtype-specific variants and novel targets, supporting neurovascular mechanisms in migraine.

This study identifies genetic effects on birth weight and their impact on cardio-metabolic traits, distinguishing fetal and maternal contributions.

This study identifies over 50 new genetic loci associated with pulmonary function through a multiethnic meta-analysis of 90,715 individuals.