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Analysis of polymorphic patterns in candidate genes in Israeli patients with prostate cancer.

The Israel Medical Association journal : IMAJ - 1 Oct 2003

Figer Arie, Friedman Tal, Manguoglu Ayse Esra, Flex Dov, Vazina Amnon, Novikov Ilia, Shtrieker Avi, Sidi A Ami, Tichler Thomas, Sapir Einat Even, Baniel Jack, Friedman Eitan

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BACKGROUND: The precise genes involved in conferring prostate cancer risk in sporadic and familial cases are not fully known. OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the genetic profile within several candidate genes of unselected prostate cancer cases and to correlate this profile with disease parameters. METHO...

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