Variants Weakly Correlated with CHRNA5 D398N Polymorphism Should be Considered in Transcriptional Deregulation at the 15q25 Locus Associated with Lung Cancer Risk
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Variants Weakly Correlated with CHRNA5 D398N Polymorphism Should be Considered in Transcriptional Deregulation at the 15q25 Locus Associated with Lung Cancer Risk
To the Editors: A recent article by Falvella et al. ([1][1]) reports a significant up-regulation of CHRNA5 transcript levels in lung adenocarcinomas, a confirmation of an association between the CHRNA5 D398N variant and lung cancer risk, and an association of the D398N variant (rs16969968) with
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