Mutations of a novel human RAD54 homologue, RAD54B, in primary cancer
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Hiroki Inui | Shinya Matsuura | Hiroshi Tauchi | Kenji Kamiya | Kiyoshi Miyagawa | N. Kamada | K. Miyagawa | T. Fukuda | H. Inui | M. Watatani | M. Yasutomi | K. Kamiya | H. Tauchi | S. Matsuura | K. Komatsu | G. Kajiyama | Masahiro Watatani | Kenshi Komatsu | Nanao Kamada | Masayuki Yasutomi | Tomoki Hiramoto | Tae Nakanishi | Tatsuro Sumiyoshi | Toshikatsu Fukuda | Yoshiro Shibasaki | Koji Sumii | Goro Kajiyama | K. Sumii | Tomoki Hiramoto | Y. Shibasaki | T. Nakanishi | T. Sumiyoshi
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