Expression of two breast-specific molecules in the lung.

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Expression of two breast-specific molecules in the lung.

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Expression of two breast-specific molecules in the lung.

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Expression of two breast-specific molecules in the lung

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Etienne Leygue

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Jerome Rollin

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Yves Gruel

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Yvonne Myal

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Evaluation of a panel of molecular markers for the diagnosis of malignant serous effusions.

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390-1; author reply 391-3

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scholarly article

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10.2353/JMOLDX.2006.050143

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Florent Hube

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2006-07-01T00:00:00Z

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6953477

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16831819

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1885996

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