Relevance of ultraviolet-induced N-ras oncogene point mutations in development of primary human cutaneous melanoma.
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N. Hayward | S. van der Flier | D. Ruiter | S. Zerp | P. Schrier | A. van Elsas | A. V. Elsas | K. M. Krüse | C. Aarnoudse | S. Flier
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