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Epigenome-wide association study of DNA methylation and adult asthma in the Agricultural Lung Health StudyHoang et al., 2020
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- Hoang T
- Sikdar S
- Xu C
- Lee M
- Cardwell J
- Forno E
- Imboden M
- Jeong A
- Madore A
- Qi C
- Wang T
- Bennett B
- Ward J
- Parks C
- Beane-Freeman L
- King D
- Motsinger-Reif A
- Umbach D
- Wyss A
- Schwartz D
- Celedón J
- Laprise C
- Ober C
- Probst-Hensch N
- Yang I
- Koppelman G
- London S
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- European Respiratory Journal
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