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    Treatment inferred from mutations identified using massive parallel sequencing leads to clinical benefit in some heavily pretreated cancer patients

    Author
    1. Mark Temper
    2. Michal Lotem
    3. Hovav Nechushtan
    4. Eli Pikarsky
    5. Daniela Katz
    6. Tamar Peretz
    7. Beatrice Uziely
    8. Shai Rosenberg
    9. Yael Goldberg
    10. Yakir Rottenberg
    11. Amichai Meirovitz
    12. Ayala Hubert
    13. Hanoch Goldshmidt
    14. Iris Fried
    15. Amir Sonnenblick
    16. Eli Sapir
    17. David Edelman
    18. Ruth Finklstein
    19. Aviad Zick
    20. Alexander Lossos
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    Publication date
    01/05/2017
    Field of study
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