Transcription signatures encoded by ultraconserved genomic regions in human prostate cancer
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A. Schetter | R. Stephens | C. Croce | Chang-gong Liu | S. Volinia | G. Calin | M. Yi | D. Esposito | S. Ambs | N. Volfovsky | R. Prueitt | Katrien Van Roosbroeck | R. Hudson | Aaron J. Schetter
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