Relationship between germline MC1R variants and BRAF-mutant melanoma in a North Carolina population-based study.
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C. Begg | K. Conway | S. Edmiston | K. Busam | M. Berwick | P. Kanetsky | N. Thomas | D. Ollila | P. Groben | Audrey Alexander | Honglin Hao
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