论文信息 - Toward the last cohort.

Toward the last cohort.

Two essential elements contribute to the risk of all diseases, especially cancer: genetic variation and environmental exposures. The completion of a solid draft of the human genome will allow researchers to characterize genotypes to ever-finer degrees of detail, and to continue to identify genetic

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