Smoking, gender, and ethnicity predict somatic BRAF mutations in colorectal cancer.
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Smoking, gender, and ethnicity predict somatic BRAF mutations in colorectal cancer.
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Smoking, gender, and ethnicity predict somatic BRAF mutations in colorectal cancer.
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Smoking, gender, and ethnicity predict somatic BRAF mutations in colorectal cancer.
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Smoking, gender, and ethnicity predict somatic BRAF mutations in colorectal cancer.
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Smoking, gender, and ethnicity predict somatic BRAF mutations in colorectal cancer.
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Smoking, gender, and ethnicity predict somatic BRAF mutations in colorectal cancer.
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Smoking, gender, and ethnicity predict somatic BRAF mutations in colorectal cancer.
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Smoking, gender, and ethnicity predict somatic BRAF mutations in colorectal cancer.
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Casey M Herron
Joel K Greenson
Laura S Rozek
Stephen B Gruber
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10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-09-1112
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2010-03-03T00:00:00Z