YES1 amplification: a mechanism of acquired resistance to EGFR inhibitors identified by transposon mutagenesis and clinical genomics

YES1 amplification: a mechanism of acquired resistance to EGFR inhibitors identified by transposon mutagenesis and clinical genomics
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10.1101/275974
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2018-03
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bioRxiv
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P. Fan;G. Narzisi;A. Jayaprakash;E. Venturini;N. Robine;Peter Smibert;S. Germer;H. Yu;E. Jordan;P. Paik;Y. Janjigian;J. Chaft;Lu Wang;A. Jungbluth;S. Middha;L. Spraggon;H. Qiao;C. Lovly;M. Kris;Gregory Riely;K. Politi;H. Varmus;M. Ladanyi
P. Fan;G. Narzisi;A. Jayaprakash;E. Venturini;N. Robine;Peter Smibert;S. Germer;H. Yu;E. Jordan;P. Paik;Y. Janjigian;J. Chaft;Lu Wang;A. Jungbluth;S. Middha;L. Spraggon;H. Qiao;C. Lovly;M. Kris;Gregory Riely;K. Politi;H. Varmus;M. Ladanyi
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P. Fan;G. Narzisi;A. Jayaprakash;E. Venturini;N. Robine;Peter Smibert;S. Germer;H. Yu;E. Jordan;P. Paik;Y. Janjigian;J. Chaft;Lu Wang;A. Jungbluth;S. Middha;L. Spraggon;H. Qiao;C. Lovly;M. Kris;Gregory Riely;K. Politi;H. Varmus;M. Ladanyi

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