Association of FANCC polymorphisms with FEV1 decline in aspirin exacerbated respiratory disease
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H. Shin | S. Uh | Choon-Sik Park | Sang-Heon Cho | S. Park | J. Bae | Jeong-Hyun Kim | J. Choi | Jong Sook Park | Mi-kyeong Kim | B. Choi | B. Park | I. Choi | C. Pasaje | Yong‐Hoon Kim
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