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Douglas J.
Genome-wide and transcriptome-wide association studies of mammographic density phenotypes reveal novel loci
Chen H,
Fan S,
Stone J,
Thompson DJ,
Douglas J,
Li S,
Scott C,
Bolla MK,
Wang Q,
Dennis J,
Michailidou K,
Li C
and 44 more — show all
Peters U,
Hopper JL,
Southey MC,
Nguyen-Dumont T,
Nguyen TL,
Fasching PA,
Behrens A,
Cadby G,
Murphy RA,
Aronson K,
Howell A,
Astley S,
Couch F,
Olson J,
Milne RL,
Giles GG,
Haiman CA,
Maskarinec G,
Winham S,
John EM,
Kurian A,
Eliassen H,
Andrulis I,
Evans DG,
Newman WG,
Hall P,
Czene K,
Swerdlow A,
Jones M,
Pollan M,
Fernandez-Navarro P,
McConnell DS,
Kristensen VN,
Rothstein JH,
Wang P,
Habel LA,
Sieh W,
Dunning AM,
Pharoah PDP,
Easton DF,
Gierach GL,
Tamimi RM,
Vachon CM,
Lindström S
NBCS Investigators
Breast cancer research : BCR · 2022 · PMID 35414113 · open access
12 pages+
Genome-wide association study identifies multiple loci associated with both mammographic density and breast cancer risk
Lindström S,
Thompson DJ,
Paterson AD,
Li J,
Gierach GL,
Scott C,
Stone J,
Douglas JA,
dos-Santos-Silva I,
Fernandez-Navarro P,
Verghase J,
Smith P
and 33 more — show all
Brown J,
Luben R,
Wareham NJ,
Loos RJ,
Heit JA,
Pankratz VS,
Norman A,
Goode EL,
Cunningham JM,
deAndrade M,
Vierkant RA,
Czene K,
Fasching PA,
Baglietto L,
Southey MC,
Giles GG,
Shah KP,
Chan HP,
Helvie MA,
Beck AH,
Knoblauch NW,
Hazra A,
Hunter DJ,
Kraft P,
Pollan M,
Figueroa JD,
Couch FJ,
Hopper JL,
Hall P,
Easton DF,
Boyd NF,
Vachon CM,
Tamimi RM
Nature communications · 2014 · PMID 25342443 · open access
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