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Braf and erbB2 mutations correlate with smoking status in lung cancer patientsSasaki et al., 2012
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- Sasaki H
- Shitara M
- Yokota K
- Okuda K
- Hikosaka Y
- Moriyama S
- Yano M
- Fujii Y
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- Experimental and therapeutic medicine
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The erbB pathway involves a family of tyrosine kinases and contributes to resistance or sensitivity to chemotherapy in many tumor types. Somatic mutations of the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) gene at the kinase domain have been found in lung cancer patients …
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