A rare PRSS1 mutation in a Turkish family with hereditary chronic pancreatitis.
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B. Yılmaz | Ş. Çoban | F. Ekız | E. Karakaş | H. Onay | Z. Şimşek | A. Aykut | F. Özkınay
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