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Polymorphism of the GSTP1 Gene Predicts Oxaliplatin Induced Chronic Neuropathy in South Indian Population

Sreenivasulu Palugulla, MHRK Gupatha Bayya, Girish Pamidimarri

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Sreenivasulu Palugulla, MHRK Gupatha Bayya, Girish Pamidimarri. Polymorphism of the GSTP1 Gene Predicts Oxaliplatin Induced Chronic Neuropathy in South Indian Population. Acta Medica International 12(3):-, Sep 2025.

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