Prospective Study of Family History and Colorectal Cancer Risk by Tumor LINE-1 Methylation Level
Shuji Ogino(Broad Institute), Charles S. Fuchs(University of Southern California), Gregory J. Kirkner(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), Eva Schernhammer(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Teppei Morikawa(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), Jeffrey A. Meyerhardt(CancerCare), Edward L. Giovannucci(Massachusetts Department of Public Health), Aya Kuchiba(Kanagawa University of Human Services), Paul Lochhead(University of Aberdeen), Yu Imamura(Japanese Foundation For Cancer Research), Donna Spiegelman(Yale University), Andrew T. Chan(Harvard University), Xiaoyun Liao(Bristol-Myers Squibb (Germany)), Reiko Nishihara(Harvard University), Zhi Rong Qian(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), Molin Wang(Cancer Research And Biostatistics), Kaori Sato(Akita University), Mai Yamauchi(Harvard University), Ruifang Sun(Union Hospital)
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