Identification of recurrent FHL2-GLI2 oncogenic fusion in sclerosing stromal tumors of the ovary
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J. Reis-Filho | B. Weigelt | E. Oliva | K. Helin | A. Jungbluth | Zhen Sun | R. Soslow | L. Ferrando | R. Gularte-Mérida | R. Bi | N. Abu-Rustum | H. Dopeso | D. Zamarin | S. Fujisawa | P. Selenica | F. Pareja | A. Stylianou | Y. Bykov | Anqi Li | E. D. da Silva | Thais Basili | Catarina Silveira | C. Ashley | Sarah H. Kim | A. Da Cruz Paula | Caitlin G. Smith | A. P. Martins Sebastião | Wesley R. Samore | Ana Paula Martins Sebastião | Higinio Dopeso | Rodrigo Gularte-Mérida
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