Genome characteristics of primary carcinomas, local recurrences, carcinomatoses, and liver metastases from colorectal cancer patients
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Bertil Johansson | R. Lothe | J. Nesland | B. Johansson | K. Giercksky | M. Teixeira | Ragnhild A Lothe | Lin Thorstensen | Chieu B Diep | Manuel R Teixeira | L. Thorstensen | Karl-Erik Giercksky | Jahn M Nesland | C. B. Diep | Johan N Wiig | Mette Eknæs | J. Wiig | M. Eknæs | Mette Eknæs | M. Teixeira
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