Gene amplification as double minutes or homogeneously staining regions in solid tumors: origin and structure.
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Domenico Trombetta | Reinhard Ullmann | Peter F Ambros | Klaas Kok | Alberto L'Abbate | Clelia Tiziana Storlazzi | Cecilia Surace | Mariano Rocchi | Orazio Palumbo | Massimo Carella | M. Rocchi | K. Kok | S. Purgato | P. Ambros | M. Carella | R. Ullmann | P. D'addabbo | O. Palumbo | G. Macchia | C. Storlazzi | C. Surace | Pietro D'Addabbo | G. Daniele | A. Lonoce | Angelo Lonoce | Maria C Guastadisegni | Giulia Daniele | Gemma Macchia | Stefania Purgato | M. C. Guastadisegni | D. Trombetta | A. L'Abbate | A. L’Abbate | Gemma Macchia
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