Ethnic Variation in the Thymidylate Synthase Enhancer Region Polymorphism among Caucasian and Asian Populations
Authors:
- Elaina S.R. Collie-DuguidECElaina S.R. Collie-Duguid
- Tao LiTLTao Li
- Xiehe LiuXLXiehe Liu
- Howard L. McLeodHMHoward L. McLeod
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