FOXA1 Expression in Breast Cancer—Correlation with Luminal Subtype A and Survival
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Charles M Perou | Dmitry Turbin | Harikrishna Nakshatri | Sunil Badve | David G Huntsman | C. Perou | T. Nielsen | D. Huntsman | S. Badve | H. Nakshatri | D. Turbin | Torsten O Nielsen | Mangesh A Thorat | Akira Morimiya | Sandi Dunn | M. Thorat | A. Morimiya | S. Dunn
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