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Screening, diagnosis and genetic study of breast cancer patients in Pakistan.

Ayesha Isani Majeed | Asmat Ullah | Muniba Jadoon | Wasim Ahmad | Sheikh Riazuddin
Pakistan journal of medical sciences | 2020

To determine the role of variants in BRCA1 gene in breast cancer development, women of Pakistani origin, diagnosed with breast cancer, were screened for variants in the BRCA1.

Pubmed ID: 32063924

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