Genome-wide association analysis identifies new lung cancer susceptibility loci in never-smoking women in Asia

B. Qian | Hongbing Shen | Chien-Jen Chen | N. Rothman | S. Chanock | R. Vermeulen | N. Chatterjee | J. Yokota | W. Pao | T. Kohno | K. Jacobs | M. Yeager | Zhaoming Wang | A. Hutchinson | Junwen Wang | M. Tucker | J. Fraumeni | R. Klein | W. Tan | Chen Wu | D. Lin | Jingyan Dong | Zhibin Hu | Jiang Chang | Tangchun Wu | X. Shu | Y. Xiang | J. Yuenger | Charles C. Chung | W. Zheng | L. Burdett | W. Chow | A. Sihoe | S. Berndt | Jianjun Liu | C. Kang | H. Hosgood | Guoping Wu | J. Wu | K. Matsuo | W. Lim | Q. Cai | T. Mitsudomi | Yi-long Wu | Yuh-Min Chen | R. Perng | V. Lee | C. Hsiung | Youngchul Kim | Q. Lan | I. Chang | Chih-Yi Chen | G. Chang | Pan‐Chyr Yang | Yuqing Li | J. Park | H. Jeon | J. Chan | Tsung-Ying Yang | Kun-Chieh Chen | W. Su | J. Choi | B. Ji | J. Hung | Jun Suk Kim | Yeul-Hong Kim | M. Shin | H. Kim | Yun-Chul Hong | C. Hsiao | I. Oh | Chong-Jen Yu | S. Kweon | H. Yoon | Kexin Chen | M. Landi | Hongyan Chen | D. Lu | N. Caporaso | M. Wong | Jiucun Wang | Li Jin | Wei Wu | P. Guan | Baosen Zhou | Kuan-Yu Chen | K. Shiraishi | Li Liu | Huan Guo | B. Bassig | Wei Hu | Junjie Wu | Hong Zheng | Y. T. Kim | A. Seow | Chien-Chung Lin | Charles Lawrence | F. Wei | Zhihua Yin | S. An | J. Sung | J. H. Kim | Yu-Tang Gao | Y. Tsai | Y. Jung | Wen-Chang Wang | Xingzhou He | Xuchao Zhang | Ming-Shyan Huang | Xueying Zhao | K. Park | S. Sung | Lingmin Hu | Chung-Hsing Chen | Jun Xu | Jian Su | Chih-Liang Wang | Haixin Li | Zhenhong Zhao | Ying Chen | Y. Choi | I. Park | P. Xu | Christopher Kim | Qincheng He | M. Chu | Yao-Jen Li | Jihua Li | H. Kunitoh | Y. Lo | Ying-Hsiang Chen | Hsien-Chih Lin | Charles E. Lawrence | Yu‐Tang Gao | Chih‐Liang Wang | Young-chul Kim | J. Su | Ming-Shyan Huang | Kuan-Yu Chen | Chih‐Yi Chen | Yu-tang Gao | Yen‐Li Lo | Kexin Chen | W. Tan | Y. T. Kim | W. Lim | Yuting Gao

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