Comprehensive, Integrative Genomic Analysis of Diffuse Lower-Grade Gliomas.

Comprehensive, Integrative Genomic Analysis of Diffuse Lower-Grade Gliomas.
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10.1056/nejmoa1402121
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2015-06-25
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The New England journal of medicine
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Zhang J
Zhang J
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Cancer Genome Atlas Research Network;Brat DJ;Verhaak RG;Aldape KD;Yung WK;Salama SR;Cooper LA;Rheinbay E;Miller CR;Vitucci M;Morozova O;Robertson AG;Noushmehr H;Laird PW;Cherniack AD;Akbani R;Huse JT;Ciriello G;Poisson LM;Barnholtz-Sloan JS;Berger MS;Brennan C;Colen RR;Colman H;Flanders AE;Giannini C;Grifford M;Iavarone A;Jain R;Joseph I;Kim J;Kasaian K;Mikkelsen T;Murray BA;O'Neill BP;Pachter L;Parsons DW;Sougnez C;Sulman EP;Vandenberg SR;Van Meir EG;von Deimling A;Zhang H;Crain D;Lau K;Mallery D;Morris S;Paulauskis J;Penny R;Shelton T;Sherman M;Yena P;Black A;Bowen J;Dicostanzo K;Gastier-Foster J;Leraas KM;Lichtenberg TM;Pierson CR;Ramirez NC;Taylor C;Weaver S;Wise L;Zmuda E;Davidsen T;Demchok JA;Eley G;Ferguson ML;Hutter CM;Mills Shaw KR;Ozenberger BA;Sheth M;Sofia HJ;Tarnuzzer R;Wang Z;Yang L;Zenklusen JC;Ayala B;Baboud J;Chudamani S;Jensen MA;Liu J;Pihl T;Raman R;Wan Y;Wu Y;Ally A;Auman JT;Balasundaram M;Balu S;Baylin SB;Beroukhim R;Bootwalla MS;Bowlby R;Bristow CA;Brooks D;Butterfield Y;Carlsen R;Carter S;Chin L;Chu A;Chuah E;Cibulskis K;Clarke A;Coetzee SG;Dhalla N;Fennell T;Fisher S;Gabriel S;Getz G;Gibbs R;Guin R;Hadjipanayis A;Hayes DN;Hinoue T;Hoadley K;Holt RA;Hoyle AP;Jefferys SR;Jones S;Jones CD;Kucherlapati R;Lai PH;Lander E;Lee S;Lichtenstein L;Ma Y;Maglinte DT;Mahadeshwar HS;Marra MA;Mayo M;Meng S;Meyerson ML;Mieczkowski PA;Moore RA;Mose LE;Mungall AJ;Pantazi A;Parfenov M;Park PJ;Parker JS;Perou CM;Protopopov A;Ren X;Roach J;Sabedot TS;Schein J;Schumacher SE;Seidman JG;Seth S;Shen H;Simons JV;Sipahimalani P;Soloway MG;Song X;Sun H;Tabak B;Tam A;Tan D;Tang J;Thiessen N;Triche T Jr;Van Den Berg DJ;Veluvolu U;Waring S;Weisenberger DJ;Wilkerson MD;Wong T;Wu J;Xi L;Xu AW;Yang L;Zack TI;Zhang J;Aksoy BA;Arachchi H;Benz C;Bernard B;Carlin D;Cho J;DiCara D;Frazer S;Fuller GN;Gao J;Gehlenborg N;Haussler D;Heiman DI;Iype L;Jacobsen A;Ju Z;Katzman S;Kim H;Knijnenburg T;Kreisberg RB;Lawrence MS;Lee W;Leinonen K;Lin P;Ling S;Liu W;Liu Y;Liu Y;Lu Y;Mills G;Ng S;Noble MS;Paull E;Rao A;Reynolds S;Saksena G;Sanborn Z;Sander C;Schultz N;Senbabaoglu Y;Shen R;Shmulevich I;Sinha R;Stuart J;Sumer SO;Sun Y;Tasman N;Taylor BS;Voet D;Weinhold N;Weinstein JN;Yang D;Yoshihara K;Zheng S;Zhang W;Zou L;Abel T;Sadeghi S;Cohen ML;Eschbacher J;Hattab EM;Raghunathan A;Schniederjan MJ;Aziz D;Barnett G;Barrett W;Bigner DD;Boice L;Brewer C;Calatozzolo C;Campos B;Carlotti CG Jr;Chan TA;Cuppini L;Curley E;Cuzzubbo S;Devine K;DiMeco F;Duell R;Elder JB;Fehrenbach A;Finocchiaro G;Friedman W;Fulop J;Gardner J;Hermes B;Herold-Mende C;Jungk C;Kendler A;Lehman NL;Lipp E;Liu O;Mandt R;McGraw M;Mclendon R;McPherson C;Neder L;Nguyen P;Noss A;Nunziata R;Ostrom QT;Palmer C;Perin A;Pollo B;Potapov A;Potapova O;Rathmell WK;Rotin D;Scarpace L;Schilero C;Senecal K;Shimmel K;Shurkhay V;Sifri S;Singh R;Sloan AE;Smolenski K;Staugaitis SM;Steele R;Thorne L;Tirapelli DP;Unterberg A;Vallurupalli M;Wang Y;Warnick R;Williams F;Wolinsky Y;Bell S;Rosenberg M;Stewart C;Huang F;Grimsby JL;Radenbaugh AJ;Zhang J

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