The effect of the UGT1A1*28 allele on survival after irinotecan-based chemotherapy: a collaborative meta-analysis
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J. Pignon | P. Laurent-Puig | C. Punt | R. Mckinnon | V. Boige | M. M. Dias | C. Karapetis | B. Glimelius | E. Martínez-Balibrea | P. Lara | M. Wadelius | D. Páez | M. Sorich | G. Toffoli | M. Redman | Mafalda M. Dias | D. Kweekel | P. N. Lara
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