The importance of replication in gene-gene interaction studies: multifactor dimensionality reduction applied to a two-stage breast cancer case-control study.
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Heli Nevanlinna | Rainer Fagerholm | Roger L Milne | Javier Benítez | J. Benítez | H. Nevanlinna | R. Fagerholm | R. Milne
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