Checking for CHEK2 Hereditary Mutations in Ukrainian Women: Lack of CHECK2 Variants Contribution to Breast Cancer Susceptibility

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Sulaieva, O. [1 ]
Kozakov, D. [1 ]
Livshun, S. [1 ]
Matvieieva, A. [1 ]
Shabalkov, R. [1 ]
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[1] Med Lab CSD, Kiev, Ukraine
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