Transient appearance of the mutator phenotype during carcinogenesis as a possible explanation for the lack of mini/microsatellite instability in many late stage tumors.

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Transient appearance of the mutator phenotype during carcinogenesis as a possible explanation for the lack of mini/microsatellite instability in many late stage tumors.

Mutation research - 3 Nov 1998

Stark A A

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DOI: 10.1016/s0027-5107(98)00209-7

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