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Comprehensive analysis of oncogenic mutations in lung squamous cell carcinoma with minor glandular component.

Chest - 1 Mar 2014

Pan Yunjian, Wang Rui, Ye Ting, Li Chenguang, Hu Haichuan, Yu Yongfu, Zhang Yang, Wang Lei, Luo Xiaoyang, Li Hang, Li Yuan, Shen Lei, Sun Yihua, Chen Haiquan

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BACKGROUND: The mutations in oncogenic genes, such as EGFR, ALK, BRAF, HER2, DDR2, RET, and AKT1, defined subsets of non-small cell lung cancers (NSCLCs) with potential sensitivity to targeted therapies. At present, the mutational spectrum, prevalence, and clinicopathologic characteristics in squamous cell carcinomas with minor (<10%) glandular component (SQCC-mGCs) are not well established. METHODS: Three...

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PMID: 24158231
DOI: 10.1378/chest.12-2679

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