Smoking status and self-reported race affect the frequency of clinically relevant oncogenic alterations in non-small-cell lung cancers at a United States-based academic medical practice. (Q37238413)
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scientific article published on 07 August 2013
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English | Smoking status and self-reported race affect the frequency of clinically relevant oncogenic alterations in non-small-cell lung cancers at a United States-based academic medical practice. |
scientific article published on 07 August 2013 |
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Smoking status and self-reported race affect the frequency of clinically relevant oncogenic alterations in non-small-cell lung cancers at a United States-based academic medical practice (English)
Norihiro Yamaguchi
Adnan Majid
Olivier N Kocher
Hannah M Canepa
Michael S Kent
Michael A Goldstein
Mark S Huberman