HDM2 protein overexpression and prognosis in primary malignant melanoma.

HDM2 protein overexpression and prognosis in primary malignant melanoma.
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10.1093/jnci/94.23.1803
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2002-12
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Journal of the National Cancer Institute
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D. Polsky;K. Melzer;Carole Hazan;K. Panageas;K. Busam;M. Drobnjak;H. Kamino;J. Spira;A. Kopf;A. Houghton;C. Cordon-Cardo;I. Osman
D. Polsky;K. Melzer;Carole Hazan;K. Panageas;K. Busam;M. Drobnjak;H. Kamino;J. Spira;A. Kopf;A. Houghton;C. Cordon-Cardo;I. Osman
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D. Polsky;K. Melzer;Carole Hazan;K. Panageas;K. Busam;M. Drobnjak;H. Kamino;J. Spira;A. Kopf;A. Houghton;C. Cordon-Cardo;I. Osman

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