Molecular classification of non-invasive breast lesions for personalised therapy and chemoprevention.

Molecular classification of non-invasive breast lesions for personalised therapy and chemoprevention.
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10.18632/oncotarget.6525
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2015-12-22
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Salto-Tellez M
Salto-Tellez M
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Buckley N;Boyle D;McArt D;Irwin G;Harkin DP;Lioe T;McQuaid S;James JA;Maxwell P;Hamilton P;Mullan PB;Salto-Tellez M

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