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Activating Mutation of the Stimulatory G Protein (gsp) as a Putative Cause of Ovarian and Testicular Human Stromal Leydig Cell Tumors

1998-06-01

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Literature Corpus work: bbdb5fb0-a88d-5784-8b84-f40b0712cb91
DOI: 10.1210/jc.83.6.2074

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