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A microRNA Signature Associated with Early Recurrence in Breast Cancer

Pérez-Rivas, Luis G., Jerez, José M., Carmona, Rosario, de Luque, Vanessa, Vicioso, Luis, Claros, M. Gonzalo, Viguera, Enrique, Pajares, Bella, Sánchez, Alfonso, Ribelles, Nuria, Alba, Emilio, Lozano, José·2014·PLoS ONE

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Pérez-Rivas, L. G., Jerez, J. M., Carmona, R., de Luque, V., Vicioso, L., Claros, M. G., Viguera, E., Pajares, B., Sánchez, A., Ribelles, N., Alba, E., & Lozano, J.
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2014-03-14
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