BRCA1 point mutations in premenopausal breast cancer patients from Central Sudan
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P. Blasio | R. Mariani-Costantini | I. Biunno | E. Rovida | G. Aceto | A. Morgano | C. Spinelli | K. Awadelkarim | A. Elhaj | E. A. Eltayeb | N. Elwali | D. Abuidris
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