Synergic effect of polymorphisms in ERCC6 5' flanking region and complement factor H on age-related macular degeneration predisposition.
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Baitang Ning | Min Zhou | Xiaodong Jiao | Defen Shen | Emily Y Chew | B. Ning | E. Chew | R. J. Ross | X. Jiao | F. Kadlubar | G. Reed | Zhong-ning Lin | J. Tuo | George F Reed | Jingsheng Tuo | Christine M Bojanowski | Zhong-Ning Lin | Robert J Ross | Fred F Kadlubar | Chi-Chao Chan | D. Shen | C. Bojanowski | C. Chan | M. Zhou
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