论文信息 - Targeted Next Generation Sequencing in Non-tobacco Related Oral Tongue Carcinoma Reveals Low Rate Of TP53 Mutations

Targeted Next Generation Sequencing in Non-tobacco Related Oral Tongue Carcinoma Reveals Low Rate Of TP53 Mutations

Educational Objectives: At the conclusion of this presentation the participants should be able discuss what is known regarding the role of mutations in the gene TP53 in non-tobacco related oral tongue cancer.

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