Human and Mouse Gastrointestinal Tumor Distribution is Selected According to a Basal Wnt Signalling Gradient

Human and Mouse Gastrointestinal Tumor Distribution is Selected According to a Basal Wnt Signalling Gradient

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Main Authors:	Rodenas-Cuadrado, P, Howarth, K, Lewis, A, Mallappa, S, Jeffery, R, Rodriguez-Justo, M, Clark, S, East, J, Travis, S, Tomlinson, I, Leedham, S
Format:	Conference item
Published:	2011

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