GWAS Study

Genome-wide association study of germline variants and breast cancer-specific mortality.

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Escala-Garcia M, Guo Q, Dörk T et al.

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GWAS Study Type

96661 Participants

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Chapter I

Publication Details

Comprehensive information about this research publication

Journal Br J Cancer

Publication Date 2019-02-21

Disease/Trait Breast cancer specific mortality in breast cancer

DOI 10.1038/s41416-019-0393-x

ISSN 1532-1827

Authors

Escala-Garcia M

Guo Q

Dörk T

Canisius S

Keeman R

Dennis J

Beesley J

Lecarpentier J

Bolla MK

Wang Q

Abraham J

Andrulis IL

Anton-Culver H

Arndt V

Auer PL

Beckmann MW

Behrens S

Benitez J

Bermisheva M

Bernstein L

Blomqvist C

Boeckx B

Bojesen SE

Bonanni B

Børresen-Dale AL

Brauch H

Brenner H

Brentnall A

Brinton L

Broberg P

Brock IW

Brucker SY

Burwinkel B

Caldas C

Caldés T

Campa D

Canzian F

Carracedo A

Carter BD

Castelao JE

Chang-Claude J

Chanock SJ

Chenevix-Trench G

Cheng TD

Chin SF

Clarke CL

Cordina-Duverger E

Couch FJ

Cox DG

Cox A

Cross SS

Czene K

Daly MB

Devilee P

Dunn JA

Dunning AM

Durcan L

Dwek M

Earl HM

Ekici AB

Eliassen AH

Ellberg C

Engel C

Eriksson M

Evans DG

Figueroa J

Flesch-Janys D

Flyger H

Gabrielson M

Gago-Dominguez M

Galle E

Gapstur SM

García-Closas M

García-Sáenz JA

Gaudet MM

George A

Georgoulias V

Giles GG

Glendon G

Goldgar DE

González-Neira A

Alnæs GIG

Grip M

Guénel P

Haeberle L

Hahnen E

Haiman CA

Håkansson N

Hall P

Hamann U

Hankinson S

Harkness EF

Harrington PA

Hart SN

Hartikainen JM

Hein A

Hillemanns P

Hiller L

Holleczek B

Hollestelle A

Hooning MJ

Hoover RN

Hopper JL

Howell A

Huang G

Humphreys K

Hunter DJ

Janni W

John EM

Jones ME

Jukkola-Vuorinen A

Jung A

Kaaks R

Kabisch M

Kaczmarek K

Kerin MJ

Khan S

Khusnutdinova E

Kiiski JI

Kitahara CM

Knight JA

Ko YD

Koppert LB

Kosma VM

Kraft P

Kristensen VN

Krüger U

Kühl T

Lambrechts D

Le Marchand L

Lee E

Lejbkowicz F

Li L

Lindblom A

Lindström S

Linet M

Lissowska J

Lo WY

Loibl S

Lubiński J

Lux MP

MacInnis RJ

Maierthaler M

Maishman T

Makalic E

Mannermaa A

Manoochehri M

Manoukian S

Margolin S

Martinez ME

Mavroudis D

McLean C

Meindl A

Middha P

Miller N

Milne RL

Moreno F

Mulligan AM

Mulot C

Nassir R

Neuhausen SL

Newman WT

Nielsen SF

Nordestgaard BG

Norman A

Olsson H

Orr N

Pankratz VS

Park-Simon TW

Perez JIA

Pérez-Barrios C

Peterlongo P

Petridis C

Pinchev M

Prajzendanc K

Prentice R

Presneau N

Prokofieva D

Pylkäs K

Rack B

Radice P

Ramachandran D

Rennert G

Rennert HS

Rhenius V

Romero A

Roylance R

Saloustros E

Sawyer EJ

Schmidt DF

Schmutzler RK

Schneeweiss A

Schoemaker MJ

Schumacher F

Schwentner L

Scott RJ

Scott C

Seynaeve C

Shah M

Simard J

Smeets A

Sohn C

Southey MC

Swerdlow AJ

Talhouk A

Tamimi RM

Tapper WJ

Teixeira MR

Tengström M

Terry MB

Thöne K

Tollenaar RAEM

Tomlinson I

Torres D

Truong T

Turman C

Turnbull C

Ulmer HU

Untch M

Vachon C

van Asperen CJ

van den Ouweland AMW

van Veen EM

Wendt C

Whittemore AS

Willett W

Winqvist R

Wolk A

Yang XR

Zhang Y

Easton DF

Fasching PA

Nevanlinna H

Eccles DM

Pharoah PDP

Schmidt MK

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Chapter II

Abstract

Summary of the research findings

We examined the associations between germline variants and breast cancer mortality using a large meta-analysis of women of European ancestry.

7,697 European ancestry cases, 88,964 European ancestry controls

Chapter III

Study Statistics

Key metrics and study information

96661

Total Participants

GWAS

Study Type

Replicated

European

Ancestry

Canada, U.S., Australia, New Zealand, Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands, Israel, Poland, Russian Federation, Denmark, Finland, Republic of Ireland, Norway, Sweden, U.K., Greece, Italy, Spain

Recruitment Country

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