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July 1, 2002Clinical & Experimental Allergy

An association study between the Clara cell secretory protein CC16 A38G polymorphism and asthma phenotypes

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AMA MansurUniversity of BasrahAFAnthony A. FryerBoston Children's HospitalMHMichael HeppleUniversity Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust

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