TLE1 as a Diagnostic Immunohistochemical Marker for Synovial Sarcoma Emerging From Gene Expression Profiling Studies
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Marc Ladanyi | Jefferson Terry | Erinn Downs-Kelly | Matt van de Rijn | M. van de Rijn | M. Ladanyi | T. Nielsen | C. Antonescu | J. Goldblum | Tsuyoshi Saito | Subbaya Subramanian | C. Corless | B. Rubin | E. Downs-Kelly | Torsten O Nielsen | Brian P Rubin | John R Goldblum | Subbaya Subramanian | Christopher L Corless | Tsuyoshi Saito | Cristina R Antonescu | C. Ruttan | Cindy Ruttan | J. Terry | E. Downs‐Kelly | Cindy C. Ruttan
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