Association of tumor necrosis factor-α and interleukin-1 gene polymorphisms with silicosis
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Douglas Landsittel | Val Vallyathan | Petia P. Simeonova | Michael I. Luster | Dan S. Sharp | D. Landsittel | D. Sharp | V. Vallyathan | M. Luster | A. Weston | P. Simeonova | M. McKinstry | Ainsley Weston | B. Yucesoy | Berran Yucesoy | Michael McKinstry | Gary R. Burleson | G. Burleson
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