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Byrne EM et al. – The authors find little evidence in the sample to suggest that common European mitochondrial variants contribute to variation in quantitative phenotypes related to diabetes. Only one variant showed a significant association in the sample, and this association will need to be replicated in a larger cohort. Such replication studies or future meta–analyses may reveal more subtle effects that could not be detected here because of limitations of sample size.


   

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