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2012
X. F. Chen, Cai, S., Chen, Q. G., Ni, Z. H., Tang, J. H., Xu, D. W., and Wang, X. B., Multiple variants of TERT and CLPTM1L constitute risk factors for lung adenocarcinoma, vol. 11, pp. 370-378, 2012.
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