A frequent alteration of p53 gene in carcinoma in adenoma of colon.
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M. Inoue | T. Enomoto | K. Takami | M. Ohue | N. Tomita | T. Monden | I. Yana | M. Fujita | M. Fukunaga | T. Ohnishi | Takayuki Enomoto | Masayuki Ohue | Takushi Monden | Takesada Mori | Masaki Inoue | Naohiro Tornita | Mutsumi Fukunaga | Koji Takami | Tadashi Ohnishi | Takashi Slamano
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