Nucleotide Excision Repair Gene Polymorphisms and Risk of Advanced Colorectal Adenoma: XPC Polymorphisms Modify Smoking-Related Risk
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Nilanjan Chatterjee | Robert Welch | Stephen J Chanock | Meredith Yeager | Wen-Yi Huang | Daehee Kang | Sonja I Berndt | R. Hayes | S. Chanock | N. Chatterjee | M. Yeager | R. Welch | S. Berndt | D. Kang | J. Weissfeld | R. Bresalier | Richard B Hayes | Joel L Weissfeld | Wen-Yi Huang | Robert S Bresalier
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