Winnipeg / M. Skolnick / Philadelphia / Munich / Bethesda / Lyon / Mountain View / New York / Tickoo / Ackerman / Bellevue / Frederick / London / /
Company
33 Caucasian BHD / W. Marston Linehan Laboratory / Cook Imaging Corp. / Science Application International Corporation / Pearson / Ford / BHD BHD / /
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France / Japan / Canada / Germany / United States / /
Currency
BHD / /
Facility
Technical University / University of Manitoba / National Institute of Diabetes / Clinical Center / Laboratory of Pathology / Laboratory of Immunology / National Cancer Institute / W. Marston Linehan Laboratory of Immunobiology / Cold Spring Harbor / /
IndustryTerm
gene carrier / haplotype carrier / /
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O. P. Generalized dermal perifollicular fibroma / parathyroid adenomas / possessed renal tumors / renal and colonic tumors / BHD syndrome / BHD disease / benign skin tumors / colon neoplasms / B. Renal Tumors / preclinical renal tumors / sporadic renal carcinomas / Abstract The Birt-Hogg-Dube´ syndrome / BHD Renal Tumors / cysts / single clear-cell renal carcinomas / inherited illness / pneumothorax / bilateral renal carcinomas / monary cysts / resected tumors / B. Birt-Hogg-Dube´ syndrome / renal cancer / disorder / clear-cell renal carcinoma / sporadic renal cell carcinoma / person developing pneumothorax / renal tumor / Chromophobe renal carcinoma / chromophobe renal carcinomas / renal chromophobe renal carcinoma / Birt-HoggDube´ syndrome / lung cysts / tumor / colon carcinoma / F. Multiple lipomas / M. E. Bilateral renal cell carcinoma / Cancer / tumors / neoplastic and developmental disorders / sporadic papillary renal carcinomas / microscopic tumors / renal carcinoma / benign tumors / intestinal polyposis / inherited disease / B. Hereditary / angiolipomas / BirtHogg-Dube´ syndrome / hereditary spontaneous pneumothorax / renal tumors / polypose colique familaile pneumothorax / occult colonic neoplasms / hamartomas / disorders / hereditary papillary renal cancer / numerous microscopic renal tumor / S. Chromophobe renal carcinoma / N. Neoplasms / Numerous purple blebs / M. Birt-Hogg-Dube´ syndrome / resected neoplasm / clinically overlapping disorders / W. J. Hereditary / B. Familial renal oncocytoma / Colon cancer / cutaneo-intestinal syndrome / M. I. Inherited carcinomas / von Hippel-Lindau disease / M. Perifollicular fibromatosis / E. H. Parotid oncocytoma / lipomas / renal disease / colonic tumors / patients Pneumothorax / renal cell carcinoma / Each cyst / colon carcinomas / chromophobe-oncocytic tumor / repeated spontaneous pneumothorax / Colonic Neoplasms / hypertension / Spontaneous Pneumothorax / hybrid tumor / N. C. Familial primary spontaneous pneumothorax / disease / Kidney Diseases / renal and colonic neoplasms / Birt-Hogg-Dube´ syndrome / inherited spontaneous pneumothorax / numerous blebs / Pulmonary Cysts / Knickenberg-Hornstein syndrome / possessed pneumothorax / Renal carcinomas / recurrent spontaneous pneumothorax / small intraparenchymal cysts / patients Colon cancer / primary spontaneous pneumothorax / syndrome / /
Movie
A. D. / /
Organization
Laboratory of Pathology / Technical University Munich / Laboratory of Immunology / Center for Cancer Research / National Institute of Diabetes / and Digestive / Central Intelligence Agency / Academy of Dermatology / National Cancer Institute / National Institute of Health / Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics / University of Manitoba / Clinical Center / /
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Gladys Glenn / Mahul Amin / Gregor Weirich / Peter Choyke / Kathy Hurley / Christian P. Pavlovich / Laura Schmidt / Cia Manolatos / Victor Reuter / Robin Eyler / Wong-Ho Chow / Stephen M. Hewitt / Shane Silver / Lindsay Middelton / Vol / James Peterson / Arlene Berman / Jorge Toro / Cheryl Greenberg / Maria Turner / Paul Duray / /
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Fisher / /
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Connecticut / S. K. / M. B. / California / Maryland / Oregon / Manitoba / A. B. / /
Vol. 11, 393– 400, April[removed]Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention Risk of Renal and Colonic Neoplasms and Spontaneous Pneumothorax in the Birt-Hogg-Dube´ Syndrome1