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Targeted massively parallel sequencing of angiosarcomas reveals frequent activation of the mitogen activated protein kinase pathway

30 Sept 2015

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// Rajmohan Murali 1,2 , Raghu Chandramohan 2 , Inga Möller 4 , Simone L. Scholz 5 , Michael Berger 1,2 , Kety Huberman 2 , Agnes Viale 2 , Mono Pirun 2 , Nicholas D. Socci 2 , Nancy Bouvier 2 , Sebastian Bauer 6 , Monika Artl 8 , Bastian Schilling 4 , Tobias Schimming 4 , Antje Sucker 4 , Benjamin Schwindenhammer 7 , Florian Grabellus 7 , Michael R. Speicher 8 , Jörg Schaller 10 , Uwe Hillen 4 , Dirk Schadendorf...

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PMID: 26440310
DOI: 10.18632/oncotarget.5936

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