Scholars@Duke publication: Biological model for assessing the role in glioma formation of genes differentially expressed in human gliomas

Biological model for assessing the role in glioma formation of genes differentially expressed in human gliomas

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Rich, JN; Guo, CH; McLendon, RE; Bigner, DD; Wang, XF; Counter, CM

Published in: ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY

September 1, 2001

ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY

0364-5134

September 1, 2001

S31 / S31

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Rich, J. N., Guo, C. H., McLendon, R. E., Bigner, D. D., Wang, X. F., & Counter, C. M. (2001). Biological model for assessing the role in glioma formation of genes differentially expressed in human gliomas. In ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY (Vol. 50, pp. S31–S31). WILEY-LISS.

Rich, J. N., C. H. Guo, R. E. McLendon, D. D. Bigner, X. F. Wang, and C. M. Counter. “Biological model for assessing the role in glioma formation of genes differentially expressed in human gliomas.” In ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY, 50:S31–S31. WILEY-LISS, 2001.

Rich JN, Guo CH, McLendon RE, Bigner DD, Wang XF, Counter CM. Biological model for assessing the role in glioma formation of genes differentially expressed in human gliomas. In: ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY. WILEY-LISS; 2001. p. S31–S31.

Rich JN, Guo CH, McLendon RE, Bigner DD, Wang XF, Counter CM. Biological model for assessing the role in glioma formation of genes differentially expressed in human gliomas. ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY. WILEY-LISS; 2001. p. S31–S31.

ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY

0364-5134

September 1, 2001

S31 / S31

WILEY-LISS