Donor Club Cell Secretory Protein G38A Polymorphism Is Associated With a Decreased Risk of Primary Graft Dysfunction in the French Cohort in Lung Transplantation
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Y. Castier | P. Mordant | R. Borie | C. Dromer | M. Reynaud‐Gaubert | R. Guillemain | O. Brugière | M. Pretolani | O. Mercier | C. Kannengiesser | J. Mornex | M. Dahan | A. Roux | B. Renaud-Picard | S. Mussot | A. Roussel | A. Tissot | J. Claustre | Angela Hin
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