Whole-Organ Genomic Characterization of Mucosal Field Effects Initiating Bladder Carcinogenesis.
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J. Weinstein | K. Baggerly | S. Scherer | H. Grossman | D. Cogdell | B. Czerniak | J. Issa | W. Chung | C. Dinney | Tadeusz Majewski | J. Bondaruk | Charles C. Guo | C. Logothetis | D. McConkey | Hui Yao | Li Zhang | Shizhen Zhang | J. Lee | Sangkyou Lee | P. Wei | W. Choi | Guoliang Yang | C. Guo | H. B. Grossman
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