The landscape of genetic aberrations in myxofibrosarcoma

The landscape of genetic aberrations in myxofibrosarcoma
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DOI:
10.1002/ijc.34051
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发表时间:
2022-04
影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
Y. Takeuchi;Kenichi Yoshida;Adriane Halik;A. Kunitz;Hiromichi Suzuki;N. Kakiuchi;Y. Shiozawa;A. Yokoyama;Y. Inoue;Tomonori Hirano;T. Yoshizato;Kosuke Aoki;Y. Fujii;Y. Nannya;H. Makishima;B. Pfitzner;L. Bullinger;M. Hirata;Keita Jinnouchi;Y. Shiraishi;K. Chiba;Hiroko Tanaka;S. Miyano;T. Okamoto;H. Haga;S. Ogawa;F. Damm
Y. Takeuchi;Kenichi Yoshida;Adriane Halik;A. Kunitz;Hiromichi Suzuki;N. Kakiuchi;Y. Shiozawa;A. Yokoyama;Y. Inoue;Tomonori Hirano;T. Yoshizato;Kosuke Aoki;Y. Fujii;Y. Nannya;H. Makishima;B. Pfitzner;L. Bullinger;M. Hirata;Keita Jinnouchi;Y. Shiraishi;K. Chiba;Hiroko Tanaka;S. Miyano;T. Okamoto;H. Haga;S. Ogawa;F. Damm
中科院分区:
医学1区
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作者:
Y. Takeuchi;Kenichi Yoshida;Adriane Halik;A. Kunitz;Hiromichi Suzuki;N. Kakiuchi;Y. Shiozawa;A. Yokoyama;Y. Inoue;Tomonori Hirano;T. Yoshizato;Kosuke Aoki;Y. Fujii;Y. Nannya;H. Makishima;B. Pfitzner;L. Bullinger;M. Hirata;Keita Jinnouchi;Y. Shiraishi;K. Chiba;Hiroko Tanaka;S. Miyano;T. Okamoto;H. Haga;S. Ogawa;F. Damm

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