Tumor differentiation phenotype in gastric differentiated-type tumors and its relation to tumor invasion and genetic alterations.
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Summary
The tumor differentiation phenotype is closely related to tumor invasion and genetic alterations in gastric differentiated-type tumors.
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- article
- Published
- 2006-06-28
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- 31
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Keywords
Estimation, Value at risk, Economics, Value (mathematics), Financial risk
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