Complement factor H polymorphisms in Japanese population with age-related macular degeneration.
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A. Mizota | Y. Miyake | T. Iwata | S. Umeda | M. Minami | T. Noda | H. Okamoto | Yoshihiro Saito | M. Obazawa | Minoru Tanaka | Ikue Takagi | Miki Honda | R. Koyama | Y. Sakamoto | Yoshihiro Sakamoto
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