Overexpression of RegIV in peritoneal dissemination of gastric cancer and its potential as A novel marker for the detection of peritoneal micrometastasis.

Overexpression of RegIV in peritoneal dissemination of gastric cancer and its potential as A novel marker for the detection of peritoneal micrometastasis.
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2008-03
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K. Miyagawa;C. Sakakura;S. Nakashima;T. Yoshikawa;K. Fukuda;S. Kin;Y. Nakase;K. Shimomura;N. Oue;W. Yasui;H. Hayasizaki;Y. Okazaki;H. Yamagishi;A. Hagiwara;E. Otsuji
K. Miyagawa;C. Sakakura;S. Nakashima;T. Yoshikawa;K. Fukuda;S. Kin;Y. Nakase;K. Shimomura;N. Oue;W. Yasui;H. Hayasizaki;Y. Okazaki;H. Yamagishi;A. Hagiwara;E. Otsuji
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医学4区
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K. Miyagawa;C. Sakakura;S. Nakashima;T. Yoshikawa;K. Fukuda;S. Kin;Y. Nakase;K. Shimomura;N. Oue;W. Yasui;H. Hayasizaki;Y. Okazaki;H. Yamagishi;A. Hagiwara;E. Otsuji

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