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2007
Felini MJ, Olshan AF, Schroeder JC, North KE, Carozza SE, Kelsey KT, Liu M, Rice T, Wiencke JK, Wrensch MR.  2007.  DNA repair polymorphisms XRCC1 and MGMT and risk of adult gliomas.. Neuroepidemiology. 29(1-2):55-8. Abstract
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2009
Felini MJ, Olshan AF, Schroeder JC, Carozza SE, Miike R, Rice T, Wrensch M.  2009.  Reproductive factors and hormone use and risk of adult gliomas.. Cancer causes & control : CCC. 20(1):87-96. Abstract
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