PTEN inactivation is rare in melanoma tumours but occurs frequently in melanoma cell lines

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Autoria(s): Pollock, P. M.; Walker, G. J.; Glendening, J. M.; Noy, T. Q.; Bloch, N. C.; Fountain, J. W.; Hayward, N. K.

Contribuinte(s)	F. J. Lejeune G. Prota P. A. Riley
Data(s)	01/12/2002
Identificador	http://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:61498
Idioma(s)	eng
Publicador	Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Palavras-Chave	#Oncology #Dermatology #Medicine, Research & Experimental #Pten #Melanoma #Mutation #Deletion #Loss Of Heterozygosity #Malignant-melanoma #Pten/mmac1 Gene #Suppressor Gene #Allelic Losses #Chromosome 9p #Mutations #Identification #Heterozygosity #Tumorigenesis #Specimens #C1 #730108 Cancer and related disorders #1112 Oncology and Carcinogenesis
Tipo	Journal Article