Quantification of EGFR family in canine mammary ductal carcinomas in situ: implications on the histological graduation

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Quantification of EGFR family in canine mammary ductal carcinomas in situ: implications on the histological graduation. https://t.co/emzo7rCNF9

22 May 2019

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Quantification of EGFR family in canine mammary ductal carcinomas in situ: Increased expression of ErbB-2 and ErbB-4 may be related to more aggressive #mammary_carcinomas&; probabily involved with neoplastic progression https://t.co/lISuHBwx5w

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Quantification of EGFR family in canine mammary ductal carcinomas in situ: implications on the histological graduation. https://t.co/emzo7rCNF9

29 Apr 2019

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