Selection of Potential Markers for Epithelial Ovarian Cancer with Gene Expression Arrays and Recursive Descent Partition Analysis
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Robert C. Bast | Keith A. Baggerly | Gordon B. Mills | Lynn Hartmann | Daniel G. Rosen | Jinsong Liu | Karen H. Lu | K. Baggerly | G. Mills | R. Bast | A. Berchuck | L. Hartmann | E. Atkinson | R. Whitaker | D. Rosen | Jinsong Liu | K. Lu | D. Gershenson | I. Hellstrom | Andrew Berchuck | Lin Wang | Ingegerd Hellstrom | R. Schmandt | David M. Gershenson | Rebecca T. Marquez | R. Marquez | David Fishman | Rosemarie Schmandt | Regina Whitaker | Andrea P. Patterson | Edward N. Atkinson | Lance R. Ramoth | David Smith | David Fishman | Lin Wang | David Smith | A. Patterson | Lance R Ramoth | K. Lu | K. Lu
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