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Molecular advances in pancreatic cancer

Lemoine, 1997

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Our understanding of the molecular genetics of pancreatic cancer has advanced spectacularly over the last 5 years so that this tumour type is now one of the best characterised of all malignancies. A small proportion of cases results from inherited …
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