A two-SNP IL-6 promoter haplotype is associated with increased lung cancer risk
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N. Yi | Yifeng Zhou | B. Pasche | B. Han | Jun He | Xiangdong Li | Kui Zhang | D. Lu | Rengyun Liu | Hong-Tao Zhang | Xiao-feng Chen | Jun Chen | Lixin Yang | Jun Zhao | Xueying Zhao | Z. Lei | Zhe Lei
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