Re-evaluating genetic variants identified in candidate gene studies of breast cancer risk using data from nearly 280,000 women of Asian and European ancestry

1. Yang, Y.
2. Shu, X.
3. Shu, X.-O.
4. Bolla, M.K.
5. Kweon, S.-S.
6. Cai, Q.
7. Michailidou, K.
8. Wang, Q.
9. Dennis, J.
10. Park, B.
11. Matsuo, K.
12. Kwong, A.
13. Park, S.K.
14. Wu, A.H.
15. Teo, S.H.
16. Iwasaki, M.
17. Choi, J.-Y.
18. Li, J.
19. Hartman, M.
20. Shen, C.-Y.
21. Muir, K.
22. Lophatananon, A.
23. Li, B.
24. Wen, W.
25. Gao, Y.-T.
26. Xiang, Y.-B.
27. Aronson, K.J.
28. Spinell, J.J.
29. Gago-Dominguez, M.
30. John, E.M.
31. Kurian, A.W.
32. Chang-Claude, J.
33. Chen, S.-T.
34. Dörk, T.
35. Evans, D.G.R.
36. Schmidt, M.K.
37. Shin, M.-H.
38. Giles, G.G.
39. Milne, R.L.
40. Simard, J.
41. Kubo, M.
42. Kraft, P.
43. Kang, D.
44. Easton, D.F.
45. Zheng, W.
46. Long, J.
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DOI: 10.1016/J.EBIOM.2019.09.006 GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor

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