A UV-independent pathway to melanoma carcinogenesis in the redhair-fairskin background
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Jochen K. Lennerz | K. C. Robinson | Daniel A. Haber | David E. Fisher | Marcus W. Bosenberg | M. Mihm | J. Wargo | D. Haber | Xi Luo | D. Fisher | J. Lennerz | M. McMahon | M. Bosenberg | J. D'Orazio | K. Haigis | Yinsheng Wang | M. Hoang | Candace R. Guerrero | Martin C. Mihm | Xi Luo | Devarati Mitra | Martin McMahon | Jennifer Lo | J. Lo | Jennifer A. Wargo | Kevin M. Haigis | Yinsheng Wang | Ann Morgan | Jin Wang | Mai P. Hoang | Kathleen C. Robinson | Suprabha P. Devi | Jillian C. Vanover | John A. D’Orazio | Jin Wang | D. Mitra | Ann Morgan | S. P. Devi
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