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Nichola Johnson,Kate Walker,Lorna Gibson,Nick Orr,E. Folkerd,Ben P. Haynes,Claire Palles,Ben Coupland,Minouk Schoemaker,M E Jones,Peter Broderick,Elinor Sawyer,Michael J. Kerin,Ian P. M. Tomlinson,Marketa Zvelebil,Sarah Chilcott-Burns,Katarzyna Tomczyk,Gemma Simpson,Jill Williamson,Stephen Hillier,Gillian Ross,Richard S. Houlston,Anthony Swerdlow,Alan Ashworth,Mitch Dowsett,Julian Peto,Olivia Fletcher,St . Thomas

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2010

Background Epidemiological studies have provided strong evidence for a role of endogenous sex steroids in the etiology of breast cancer. Our aim was to identify common variants in genes involved in sex steroid synthesis or metabolism that are associated with hormone levels and the risk of breast cancer in

Keywords:

Hormone
Breast cancer
Sex steroid
Endogeny
Endocrinology
Epidemiology
Internal medicine
Biology
Etiology
Immunology
Bioinformatics

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