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Heritable breast cancer in twins.
British journal of cancer - 29 Jul 2002
Mack T M, Hamilton A S, Press M F, Diep A, Rappaport E B
Abstract excerpt
Known major mutations such as BRCA1/2 and TP53 only cause a small proportion of heritable breast cancers. Co-dominant genes of lower penetrance that regulate hormones have been thought responsible for most others. Incident breast cancer cases in the identical (monozygotic) twins of representative cases reflect the entire range of pertinent alleles, whether acting singly or in combination. Having reported the rate...
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