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The C134W (402 C>G) FOXL2 mutation is absent in ovarian gynandroblastoma: insights into the genesis of an unusual tumour.

author

Andrew J. Cassidy

C Simon Herrington

Glenn Mccluggage

publicado em: Histopathology

date of publication: 2012-02-01

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