Analysis of gene expression profiles of microdissected cell populations indicates that testicular carcinoma in situ is an arrested gonocyte
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Analysis of gene expression profiles of microdissected cell populations indicates that testicular carcinoma in situ is an arrested gonocyte
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Agnieszka Sierakowska Juncker
Amir Abdollahi
Christian Schwager
Daniel Edsgard
Harry D Moore
Henrik Leffers
Lise Mette Gjerdrum
Ludmila Ruban
Marlene Dalgaard
Neil J Harrison
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2009-06-02T00:00:00Z