Oxidative damage-related genes AKR1C3 and OGG1 modulate risks for lung cancer due to exposure to PAH-rich coal combustion emissions.
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Nathaniel Rothman | Robert Welch | Qing Lan | Tongzhang Zheng | Stephen Chanock | Xingzhou He | Meredith Yeager | Matthew R Bonner | N. Rothman | S. Chanock | M. Yeager | R. Welch | Q. Lan | D. DeMarini | M. Bonner | N. Caporaso | P. Keohavong | M. Shen | L. Tian | T. Zheng | Xingzhou He | Linwei Tian | Neil Caporaso | Min Shen | R. Chapman | Robert S Chapman | J. Mumford | Judy L Mumford | David M Demarini | Phouthone Keohavong | T. Zheng
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