Comprehensive genetic assessment of the ESR1 locus identifies a risk region for endometrial cancer

scientific article published in October 2015

Comprehensive genetic assessment of the ESR1 locus identifies a risk region for endometrial cancer is …
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P356DOI10.1530/ERC-15-0319
P932PMC publication ID4559752
P698PubMed publication ID26330482

P50authorIngo B. RunnebaumQ1336242
Julian PetoQ6307461
Alison DunningQ30506457
Graham GilesQ30524411
Brooke L FridleyQ86514651
Jodie N PainterQ88243691
Ellen L GoodeQ88243694
Elizabeth HollidayQ90063399
Frédéric AmantQ90141632
Peter HillemannsQ91084009
Jonathan P TyrerQ91084019
Miriam MintsQ94995287
Mark McevoyQ110251307
Manjeet K BollaQ114270702
Mitul ShahQ114292631
Hatef DarabiQ114292651
Maggie GormanQ114341767
Geoffrey OttonQ114341794
Tony ProiettoQ114341795
Katie AshtonQ114341796
Sean C DowdyQ114341797
Henrica M J WernerQ114341798
Jeroen DepreeuwQ114341800
National Study of Endometrial Cancer Genetics Group (NSECG)Q114374965
Australian National Endometrial Cancer Study Group (ANECS)Q114374967
Shirley HodgsonQ15995134
Jenny Chang-ClaudeQ21263057
Diether LambrechtsQ26923514
Helga SalvesenQ27506003
Kamila CzeneQ28484009
Angela CoxQ28484012
Hiltrud BrauchQ28484013
Barbara BurwinkelQ28484015
Hermann BrennerQ28958315
Shahana AhmedQ54208457
Stacey J WinhamQ56516227
John HopperQ56726496
Tracy O'MaraQ47503150
Matthias DürstQ50033778
Alexander HeinQ52723502
Dylan GlubbQ54165593
Jone TrovikQ42385777
Amanda SpurdleQ45904058
Annika LindblomQ64516098
Matthias W. BeckmannQ72940290
Deborah ThompsonQ73218846
John AttiaQ35705638
Kyriaki MichailidouQ37070465
Thilo DörkQ37342847
Vessela KristensenQ37344701
Jingmei LiQ37371985
Joe DennisQ56875626
Daniela AnnibaliQ57568086
Tormund S NjølstadQ57568095
Douglas F. EastonQ59812154
Emma ThamQ59941710
Anthony SwerdlowQ60492223
Paul D P PharoahQ61822938
Per HallQ62593354
Alfons MeindlQ63015490
Fergus J. CouchQ63018779
Ian TomlinsonQ63213090
Peter A. FaschingQ64005064
Arif B. EkiciQ64409983
P2093author name stringQin Wang
Tao Liu
Rodney J Scott
Hui Zhao
Timothy Cheng
Lynn Martin
Catherine S Healey
AOCS Group
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P433issue5
P407language of work or nameEnglishQ1860
P921main subjectendometrial cancerQ944777
P304page(s)851-861
P577publication date2015-10-01
P1433published inEndocrine-Related CancerQ3054004
P1476titleComprehensive genetic assessment of the ESR1 locus identifies a risk region for endometrial cancer
P478volume22

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