Divisive influence of interleukin-1 receptor antagonist polymorphisms in melanoma patients.

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Divisive influence of interleu ...... orphisms in melanoma patients.

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Deepak Narayan

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L Prantl

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P Niclas Broer

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Paul I Heidekrueger

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Thiha Aung

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10.3233/CH-179212

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