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By isn-online / February 20, 2024

Alternate candidate for bladder ‘pre-neoplasia’

Evidence for the presence of critical alternative candidate genes mapping to the 13q14 region that are involved in clonal expansion of neoplasia within the bladder antecedent to the inactivation of the RB1 gene.

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