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Novel targets in the molecular pathology of lung cancer and COPD
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Distinct BARD1 isoforms expressed in lung cancer potential targets for treatment
A. Bianco, L. Li, F. Molica, J. C. Pache, G. Laurent, N. De Rosa, I. Irminger-Finger (Campobasso, Italy; Geneva, Switzerland; London, United Kingdom)
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Annual Congress 2008 - Novel targets in the molecular pathology of lung cancer and COPD
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Novel targets in the molecular pathology of lung cancer and COPD
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3006
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Thoracic oncology
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