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White KL et al. - Considering the number of single-SNP tests performed and null gene-level results, however, the authors conclude that NFKBIA and NFKBIB are not likely to harbor ovarian cancer risk alleles. Due to its biological significance in ovarian cancer, additional genes encoding NF-kB subunits, activating and inhibiting molecules, and signaling molecules warrant interrogation.

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