HOTTIP Rs1859168 C > A Polymorphism Reduces Neuroblastoma Susceptibility in Chinese Children
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Abstract
Conclusion: We found that HOTTIP gene polymorphisms were associated with a reduced likelihood of neuroblastoma in Chinese children. Further studies with large cohorts and diverse ethnicities are warranted to verify our results.
What Is Known: • Genetic variations can influence neuroblastoma susceptibility. HOTTIP gene polymorphisms may alter an individual's susceptibility to various cancers.
What Is New: • HOTTIP gene polymorphisms were associated with a reduced risk of neuroblastoma in Chinese children.
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