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Identification of a Basal/Reserve Cell Immunophenotype in Benign and Neoplastic Endometrium: A Study with the p53 Homologue p63

DOI

77

Citations

20

References

2001

Year

Jerome T. O’Connell, George L. Mutter, Aida Čviko, Marisa R. Nucci, Bradley J. Quade, Harry P. Kozakewich, Eduardo Neffen, Deqin Sun, Annie Yang, Frank McKeon,
Gynecologic Oncology

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