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p53 mutations in betel-associated oral cancer from Thailand.

Cancer letters - 10 Nov 2003

Thongsuksai Paramee, Boonyaphiphat Pleumjit, Sriplung Hutcha, Sudhikaran Wanna

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The p53 mutations in betel-related oral cancer have been studied but the results may be confounded by tobacco and alcohol due to tobacco components in the quid or concomitant habits of smoking and drinking. In this study, p53 mutations in tumors from Thai betel chewers who neither smoke nor drink...

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PMID: 14580680
DOI: 10.1016/s0304-3835(03)00417-8

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