Molecular cytogenetics of primary breast cancer by CGH
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J Isola | O. Kallioniemi | J. Isola | A. Kallioniemi | M. Tanner | R. Karhu | M. Tirkkonen | O P Kallioniemi | R Karhu | A Kallioniemi | M Tanner | M Tirkkonen
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