Association between SNPs in Selenoenzymes and Risk of Neoplastic Progression to Esophageal Adenocarcinoma<sup>*</sup>.
- Yumie Takata (319930)
- Alan R. Kristal (319931)
- Regina M. Santella (18345)
- Irena B. King (211797)
- David J. Duggan (183183)
- Johanna W. Lampe (319932)
- Margaret P. Rayman (135136)
- Patricia L. Blount (229012)
- Brian J. Reid (229016)
- Thomas L. Vaughan (229013)
- Ulrike Peters (101963)
Publication date
February 2013
DOIAbstract
*<p>HR and 95% CIs were based on additive model and adjusted for age at baseline (5 categories), waist: hip ratio (quartiles), sex, smoking status, NSAID use and Caucasian ethnicity; Global p is based on the log likelihood ratio statistics comparing the model with and without all SNPs in a given gene.</p
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