DNA methylation profiles of differentiated‐type gastric carcinomas with distinct mucin phenotypes
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N. Oue | Jun-ichi Motoshita | H. Nakayama | W. Yasui | K. Taniyama | P. Aung | K. Kuraoka | K. Matsusaki | Phyu Phyu Aung | Junichi Motoshita
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