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Chromosome 17 polysomy: a unifying hypothesis underlying benefit from adjuvant anthracyclines?.

Published:2009-01-15 Issue: Volume: Page:
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Bartlett JM,Desmedt C,Munro A,O'Malley FP,Larsimont D,di Leo A,Cameron DA,Isola J,Shepherd L,Twelves CJ,Pritchard KI,

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American Association for Cancer Research

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