High‐Density SNP genotyping defines 17 distinct haplotypes of the TNF block in the Caucasian population: Implications for haplotype tagging
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F. Christiansen | I. Gut | P. Price | D. Lechner | S. Baltic | R. Allcock | Jean-Guillaume Garnier | L. Windsor | R. Kucharzak | Laetitia Sobre
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