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Rosenquist R.
Genome-wide association analysis implicates dysregulation of immunity genes in chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
Law PJ,
Berndt SI,
Speedy HE,
Camp NJ,
Sava GP,
Skibola CF,
Holroyd A,
Joseph V,
Sunter NJ,
Nieters A,
Bea S,
Monnereau A
and 85 more — show all
Martin-Garcia D,
Goldin LR,
Clot G,
Teras LR,
Quintela I,
Birmann BM,
Jayne S,
Cozen W,
Majid A,
Smedby KE,
Lan Q,
Dearden C,
Brooks-Wilson AR,
Hall AG,
Purdue MP,
Mainou-Fowler T,
Vajdic CM,
Jackson GH,
Cocco P,
Marr H,
Zhang Y,
Zheng T,
Giles GG,
Lawrence C,
Call TG,
Liebow M,
Melbye M,
Glimelius B,
Mansouri L,
Glenn M,
Curtin K,
Diver WR,
Link BK,
Conde L,
Bracci PM,
Holly EA,
Jackson RD,
Tinker LF,
Benavente Y,
Boffetta P,
Brennan P,
Maynadie M,
McKay J,
Albanes D,
Weinstein S,
Wang Z,
Caporaso NE,
Morton LM,
Severson RK,
Riboli E,
Vineis P,
Vermeulen RC,
Southey MC,
Milne RL,
Clavel J,
Topka S,
Spinelli JJ,
Kraft P,
Ennas MG,
Summerfield G,
Ferri GM,
Harris RJ,
Miligi L,
Pettitt AR,
North KE,
Allsup DJ,
Fraumeni JF,
Bailey JR,
Offit K,
Pratt G,
Hjalgrim H,
Pepper C,
Chanock SJ,
Fegan C,
Rosenquist R,
de Sanjose S,
Carracedo A,
Dyer MJ,
Catovsky D,
Campo E,
Cerhan JR,
Allan JM,
Rothman N,
Houlston R,
Slager S
Nature communications · 2017 · PMID 28165464 · open access
12 pages+
A genome-wide association study identifies multiple susceptibility loci for chronic lymphocytic leukemia
Speedy HE,
Di Bernardo MC,
Sava GP,
Dyer MJ,
Holroyd A,
Wang Y,
Sunter NJ,
Mansouri L,
Juliusson G,
Smedby KE,
Roos G,
Jayne S
and 17 more — show all
Majid A,
Dearden C,
Hall AG,
Mainou-Fowler T,
Jackson GH,
Summerfield G,
Harris RJ,
Pettitt AR,
Allsup DJ,
Bailey JR,
Pratt G,
Pepper C,
Fegan C,
Rosenquist R,
Catovsky D,
Allan JM,
Houlston RS
Nature genetics · 2014 · PMID 24292274
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