High expression of the p53 isoform γ is associated with reduced progression-free survival in uterine serous carcinoma

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RT @genomenon: Today's #MastermindFind: Patient survival outcomes are associated less with p53 mutation status, but more with p53 subtype e…

07 Sep 2018

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Today's #MastermindFind: Patient survival outcomes are associated less with p53 mutation status, but more with p53 subtype expression and cancer type. #genetics #UterineCancer #p53 #carcinoma https://t.co/PUT9dndyLq https://t.co/SwXEPOCD69 https://t.co/4Y

06 Sep 2018

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RT @Covaris: Recent @BioMedCentral Cancer publication by Bischof et. Al. investigated high expression of p53 isoform y associated with redu…

23 Jul 2018

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Recent @BioMedCentral Cancer publication by Bischof et. Al. investigated high expression of p53 isoform y associated with reduced progression-free survival in uterine serous #cancer. dsDNA was fragmented using the Covaris M220 Focused-ultrasonicator™ https

13 Jul 2018

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