Fine Mapping Genomic Regions Associated with Endometriosis Risk

Fine Mapping Genomic Regions Associated with Endometriosis Risk

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Hauptverfasser:	Montgomery, G, Luong, H, Jones, L, Fung, J, Painter, J, Zondervan, K, Nyholt, DR, Rogers, P
Format:	Journal article
Veröffentlicht:	2014

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