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Next-generation sequencing analyses using biopsy forceps and cytology brush rinse fluids for lung cancer genotyping: Report of five cases.

Diagnostic cytopathology - 1 Oct 2021

Nakazato Yoshimasa, Machida Hiromi, Horii Yukimi, Onozaki Masato, Ohikata Kensuke, Kaneko Yuko, Arai Ryo, Niho Seiji, Ishida Kazuyuki

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PMID: 34432393
DOI: 10.1002/dc.24862
PMCID: PMC9291978

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