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Zelenetz A.
Genome-wide association study identifies multiple susceptibility loci for diffuse large B cell lymphoma
Cerhan JR,
Berndt SI,
Vijai J,
Ghesquières H,
McKay J,
Wang SS,
Wang Z,
Yeager M,
Conde L,
de Bakker PI,
Nieters A,
Cox D
and 110 more — show all
Burdett L,
Monnereau A,
Flowers CR,
De Roos AJ,
Brooks-Wilson AR,
Lan Q,
Severi G,
Melbye M,
Gu J,
Jackson RD,
Kane E,
Teras LR,
Purdue MP,
Vajdic CM,
Spinelli JJ,
Giles GG,
Albanes D,
Kelly RS,
Zucca M,
Bertrand KA,
Zeleniuch-Jacquotte A,
Lawrence C,
Hutchinson A,
Zhi D,
Habermann TM,
Link BK,
Novak AJ,
Dogan A,
Asmann YW,
Liebow M,
Thompson CA,
Ansell SM,
Witzig TE,
Weiner GJ,
Veron AS,
Zelenika D,
Tilly H,
Haioun C,
Molina TJ,
Hjalgrim H,
Glimelius B,
Adami HO,
Bracci PM,
Riby J,
Smith MT,
Holly EA,
Cozen W,
Hartge P,
Morton LM,
Severson RK,
Tinker LF,
North KE,
Becker N,
Benavente Y,
Boffetta P,
Brennan P,
Foretova L,
Maynadie M,
Staines A,
Lightfoot T,
Crouch S,
Smith A,
Roman E,
Diver WR,
Offit K,
Zelenetz A,
Klein RJ,
Villano DJ,
Zheng T,
Zhang Y,
Holford TR,
Kricker A,
Turner J,
Southey MC,
Clavel J,
Virtamo J,
Weinstein S,
Riboli E,
Vineis P,
Kaaks R,
Trichopoulos D,
Vermeulen RC,
Boeing H,
Tjonneland A,
Angelucci E,
Di Lollo S,
Rais M,
Birmann BM,
Laden F,
Giovannucci E,
Kraft P,
Huang J,
Ma B,
Ye Y,
Chiu BC,
Sampson J,
Liang L,
Park JH,
Chung CC,
Weisenburger DD,
Chatterjee N,
Fraumeni JF Jr,
Slager SL,
Wu X,
de Sanjose S,
Smedby KE,
Salles G,
Skibola CF,
Rothman N,
Chanock SJ
Nature genetics · 2014 · PMID 25261932 · open access
5 pages
Genome-wide association study identifies multiple risk loci for chronic lymphocytic leukemia
Berndt SI,
Skibola CF,
Joseph V,
Camp NJ,
Nieters A,
Wang Z,
Cozen W,
Monnereau A,
Wang SS,
Kelly RS,
Lan Q,
Teras LR
and 118 more — show all
Chatterjee N,
Chung CC,
Yeager M,
Brooks-Wilson AR,
Hartge P,
Purdue MP,
Birmann BM,
Armstrong BK,
Cocco P,
Zhang Y,
Severi G,
Zeleniuch-Jacquotte A,
Lawrence C,
Burdette L,
Yuenger J,
Hutchinson A,
Jacobs KB,
Call TG,
Shanafelt TD,
Novak AJ,
Kay NE,
Liebow M,
Wang AH,
Smedby KE,
Adami HO,
Melbye M,
Glimelius B,
Chang ET,
Glenn M,
Curtin K,
Cannon-Albright LA,
Jones B,
Diver WR,
Link BK,
Weiner GJ,
Conde L,
Bracci PM,
Riby J,
Holly EA,
Smith MT,
Jackson RD,
Tinker LF,
Benavente Y,
Becker N,
Boffetta P,
Brennan P,
Foretova L,
Maynadie M,
McKay J,
Staines A,
Rabe KG,
Achenbach SJ,
Vachon CM,
Goldin LR,
Strom SS,
Lanasa MC,
Spector LG,
Leis JF,
Cunningham JM,
Weinberg JB,
Morrison VA,
Caporaso NE,
Norman AD,
Linet MS,
De Roos AJ,
Morton LM,
Severson RK,
Riboli E,
Vineis P,
Kaaks R,
Trichopoulos D,
Masala G,
Weiderpass E,
Chirlaque MD,
Vermeulen RC,
Travis RC,
Giles GG,
Albanes D,
Virtamo J,
Weinstein S,
Clavel J,
Zheng T,
Holford TR,
Offit K,
Zelenetz A,
Klein RJ,
Spinelli JJ,
Bertrand KA,
Laden F,
Giovannucci E,
Kraft P,
Kricker A,
Turner J,
Vajdic CM,
Ennas MG,
Ferri GM,
Miligi L,
Liang L,
Sampson J,
Crouch S,
Park JH,
North KE,
Cox A,
Snowden JA,
Wright J,
Carracedo A,
Lopez-Otin C,
Bea S,
Salaverria I,
Martin-Garcia D,
Campo E,
Fraumeni JF Jr,
de Sanjose S,
Hjalgrim H,
Cerhan JR,
Chanock SJ,
Rothman N,
Slager SL
Nature genetics · 2013 · PMID 23770605 · open access
3 pages
Susceptibility loci associated with specific and shared subtypes of lymphoid malignancies
Vijai J,
Kirchhoff T,
Schrader KA,
Brown J,
Dutra-Clarke AV,
Manschreck C,
Hansen N,
Rau-Murthy R,
Sarrel K,
Przybylo J,
Shah S,
Cheguri S
and 13 more — show all
Stadler Z,
Zhang L,
Paltiel O,
Ben-Yehuda D,
Viale A,
Portlock C,
Straus D,
Lipkin SM,
Lacher M,
Robson M,
Klein RJ,
Zelenetz A,
Offit K
PLoS genetics · 2013 · PMID 23349640 · open access
2 pages
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