RAD51C deletion screening identifies a recurrent gross deletion in breast cancer and ovarian cancer families
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A. Meindl | R. Schmutzler | H. Hellebrand | B. Wappenschmidt | E. Hahnen | S. Engert | K. Rhiem | L. Garbes | J. Hauke | A. Becker | N. Weber-Lassalle | G. Neidhardt | Gioia Schnurbein
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