Exclusive KRAS mutation in microsatellite-unstable human colorectal carcinomas with sequence alterations in the DNA mismatch repair gene, MLH1.
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T. Yamanaka | Y. Kakeji | Y. Maehara | T. Ushijima | Yan Zhao | T. Ando | K. Taguchi | S. Oda | Kaname Miyashita
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