Effect modification of ionizing radiation and thyroid nodule risk by XRCC1 and RAD18 polymorphisms among populations exposed to nuclear fallout near Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan
Alice J. Sigurdson(National Cancer Institute), Jeffery P. Struewing(National Cancer Institute), Zhaksibay S H Zhumadilov(National Cancer Institute), Zhanat Carr(National Cancer Institute), Steven L. Simon(National Institutes of Health), Charles E. Land(National Institutes of Health), Marbin Pineda(National Cancer Institute), Joni L. Rutter(National Institutes of Health), Nickolas Luckyanov(United States Department of Health and Human Services), Elaine Ron(Tel Aviv University), Boris Gusev, André Bouville(University of Pisa)
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May 1, 2005
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