A genome-wide association study identifies new susceptibility loci for non-cardia gastric cancer at 3q13.31 and 5p13.1
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Wen Tan | Tangchun Wu | Dongxin Lin | Hongbing Shen | Xiaoping Miao | Hanze Zhang | Hongxia Ma | Yifeng Zhou | Yongyong Shi | Hongbing Shen | W. Tan | Chen Wu | D. Lin | Jingyan Dong | Zhibin Hu | Yifeng Zhou | G. Jin | X. Miao | Tangchun Wu | Yongyong Shi | Zhiqiang Li | J. Dai | Hongxia Ma | Meilin Wang | Hanze Zhang | Yue Jiang | Hui-zhang Li | Lingmin Hu | M. Chu | Zhengdong Zhang | Minjie Chu | Juncheng Dai | Zhibin Hu | Meilin Wang | Yue Jiang | Jiaping Chen | Guangfu Jin | Chen Wu | Jing Dong | Zhengdong Zhang | Huizhang Li | Feng Lu | Lingmin Hu | Zhiqiang Li | Jiaping Chen | Feng Lu | Huizhang Li | W. Tan | Hongxia Ma
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