Defining lineage relationships of multiple lung tumors through shared large genomic rearrangements

S. Murphy, D. Wigle, F. Harris, J. Felipe Lima, S. Johnson, M. Asiedu, S. Terra, F. Kosari, T. Peikert, P. Yang, M. C. Aubry, G. Vasmatzis (Rochester, United States Of America)

Source: Annual Congress 2013 –New strategies in epigenomic research to study lung diseases (DNA rearrangements, RNA, methylation, proteosome)
Disease area: Thoracic oncology

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