Increased estrogen rather than decreased androgen action is associated with longer androgen receptor CAG repeats

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2. Pye, S.R.
3. Limer, K.L.
4. Thomson, W.
5. O'Neill, T.W.
6. Platt, H.
7. Payne, D.
8. John, S.L.
9. Jiang, M.
10. Boonen, S.
11. Borghs, H.
12. Vanderschueren, D.
13. Adams, J.E.
14. Ward, K.A.
15. Bartfai, G.
16. Casanueva, F.
17. Finn, J.D.
18. Forti, G.
19. Giwercman, A.
20. Han, T.S.
21. Kula, K.
22. Lean, M.E.J.
23. Pendleton, N.
24. Punab, M.
25. Silman, A.J.
26. Wu, F.C.W.
27. Petrone, L.
28. Cilotti, A.
29. Slowikowska-Hilczer, J.
30. Walczak-Jedrzejowska, R.
31. Huhtaniemi, I.
32. Wu, F.
33. Silman, A.
34. O'Neill, T.
35. Finn, J.
36. Steer, P.
37. Tajar, A.
38. Lee, D.
39. Pye, S.
40. Ocampo, M.
41. Lage, M.
42. Földesi, I.
43. Fejes, I.
44. Korrovitz, P.
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