Variants in DNA double-strand break repair genes and breast cancer susceptibility.
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Paul D P Pharoah | Douglas F Easton | Nicholas E Day | B. Ponder | D. Easton | N. Day | P. Pharoah | A. Antoniou | A. Dunning | K. Novik | Bruce A J Ponder | Bettina Kuschel | Annika Auranen | Simon McBride | Karen L Novik | Antonis Antoniou | Julian M Lipscombe | Alison Dunning | J. Lipscombe | A. Auranen | B. Kuschel | S. McBride
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