Cutaneous and acral melanoma cross-OMICs reveals prognostic cancer drivers associated with pathobiology and ultraviolet exposure
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Z. Herceg | A. Carvalho | R. Reis | A. Evangelista | A. Ghantous | V. Cahais | C. Cuenin | Alexei Novoloaca | A. L. Vicente | C. Crovador | V. L. Vazquez | N. Spitz | Z. Awada | V. de Lima Vazquez | A. Novoloaca | A. Carvalho | Zainab Awada
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