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Expression of mutated p53 occurs in tumor-distant epithelia of head and neck cancer patients: a possible molecular basis for the development of multiple tumors.

Cancer research - 15 Sept 1993

Nees M, Homann N, Discher H, Andl T, Enders C, Herold-Mende C, Schuhmann A, Bosch F X

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As in most other tumor types, expression of mutated or phenotypically altered p53 is a common occurrence in head and neck carcinogenesis. Since the prognosis for many head and neck tumor patients is severely affected by the occurrence of multiple primary and secondary tumors, we have analyzed the...

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