Asynchronous growth of prostate cancer is reflected by circulating tumor cells delivered from distinct, even small foci, harboring loss of heterozygosity of the PTEN gene. (Q54580534)
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| English | Asynchronous growth of prostate cancer is reflected by circulating tumor cells delivered from distinct, even small foci, harboring loss of heterozygosity of the PTEN gene. |
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Asynchronous growth of prostate cancer is reflected by circulating tumor cells delivered from distinct, even small foci, harboring loss of heterozygosity of the PTEN gene. (English)
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Hartmut Schmidt
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Gabriela DeAngelis
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Elke Eltze
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Iris Gockel
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Axel Semjonow
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1 September 2006
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66
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8959-8965
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