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CLIC (Childhood Leukemia International Consortium)

 
 
 
 
 
 

An international group of researchers established in 2006 in collaboration with the University of California at Berkeley and the International Agency for Research on Cancer, with the aim of sharing comparable data from case-control and family-based trio studies on childhood leukemia. To coordinate scientific efforts and achieve greater power to elucidate the role of a variety of clinical, infectious, environmental, and genetic risk factors in the etiology of childhood leukemia, especially for rare subtypes.

 

Website

 

 

Principal investigator or primary contact

[Patricia Buffler]

 

Primary phenotype

Childhood leukemia

 

Secondary phenotype(s)

 

Number of GWAS Studies Contributing to the Consortium

21

 

Approx. total number of subjects

28000

 

GWAS data available

yes

 

Key References and Articles

 
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