Nucleotide excision repair gene ERCC2 and ERCC5 variants increase risk of uterine cervical cancer

  • Jungnam Joo
  • , Kyong Ah Yoon
  • , Tomonori Hayashi
  • , Sun Young Kong
  • , Hye Jin Shin
  • , Boram Park
  • , Young Min Kim
  • , Sang Hyun Hwang
  • , Jeongseon Kim
  • , Aesun Shin
  • , Joo Young Kim

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