Identification of susceptibility pathways for the role of chromosome 15q25.1 in modifying lung cancer risk

L. Wain | M. Obeidat | Y. Bossé | M. Tobin | L. Kiemeney | Hongbing Shen | D. Nickle | S. Lam | A. Tardón | S. Chanock | W. Bush | K. Overvad | C. Haiman | L. Marchand | A. Cox | G. Rennert | Xifeng Wu | C. Amos | L. Le Marchand | I. Gorlov | R. Houlston | O. Melander | L. Wilkens | Zhibin Hu | Jian-Min Yuan | W. Koh | D. Christiani | P. Brennan | S. Bojesen | J. Lissowska | P. Bakke | R. Tyndale | A. Trichopoulou | Y. Ye | A. Andrew | M. Schabath | M. Tsao | F. Shepherd | A. Risch | Wei-Qi Wei | J. Gui | H. Bickeböller | O. Gorlova | T. Muley | M. Aldrich | A. Pesatori | P. Bertazzi | L. Su | M. Johansson | V. Stevens | R. Tumino | Geoffrey Liu | E. Duell | D. Zaridze | V. Janout | A. Mukeria | I. Holcatova | R. Hung | Ruyang Zhang | J. Dai | M. Teare | S. Zienolddiny | V. Skaug | A. Haugen | H. Brunnström | Y. Brhane | J. Doherty | B. Zhu | P. Woll | M. Lamontagne | S. Ognjanovic | G. Goodman | L. Butler | E. Haura | J. McLaughlin | Yun-Chul Hong | W. Timens | M. Landi | K. Grankvist | N. Caporaso | R. Carreras-Torres | G. Scelo | Xiangjun Xiao | Younghun Han | N. Leighl | Chu Chen | J. Byun | M. De Biasi | J. Field | I. Brüske | M. Marcus | Yafang Li | Xuemei Ji | D. Muller | J. Manjer | P. Lazarus | A. Rosenberger | W. Saliba | S. Arnold | M. Davies | E. H. van der Heijden | B. Świątkowska | D. Qian | Dakai Zhu | Judith Manz | J. H. Kim | Xuchen Zong | T. Orlowski | P. Joubert | G. Fernández-Tardón | Fiona G. Taylor | A. Fernández-Somoano | C. Bolca | M. Kontić | D. Albanes | A. Mellemgaard | N. Diao | Mikael Johansson | Ahsan Kamal | Erik H. F. M. Heijden | J. S. Johansen | J. Mckay | L. Song | M. Artigas | Fangyi Gu | Yu-Tang Gao | Walid Saliba | Christopher I. Amos | L. Su | P. Brennan | Y. Ye | Fiona G. Taylor | Gad Rennert | William S. Bush | Mariella De Biasi | Jennifer A. Doherty | J. McLaughlin | M. Davies

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