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Genomic analysis of a rare human tumorDOI 10.1186/1471-2105-11-s4-o3
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The spectrum of molecular lesions in human tumors.Semantic proximity
Specific features of a group of multifactorial diseases: the genetics of tumors.Semantic proximity
Novel human pathological mutationsSemantic proximity
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Genetic alterations in human tumors.Semantic proximity
Possible changes in the genomic features of tumor tissues over the last 150 years.Semantic proximity
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