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bibliographicCitation	Mergener M, Becker RM, dos Santos AF, dos Santos GA, de Andrade FM. Influence of the interaction between environmental quality and T102C SNP in the HTR2A gene on fibromyalgia susceptibility. Rev Bras Reumatol. 2011 Dec;51(6):594–602. PMID: 22124593.
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title	Influence of the interaction between environmental quality and T102C SNP in the HTR2A gene on fibromyalgia susceptibility
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