Different significance of ret/PTC(1) and ret/PTC(3) rearrangements in thyroid carcinogenesis: lesson from two subgroups of patients with papillary thyroid carcinomas showing the highest incidence of ret/PTC activation
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Different significance of ret/PTC(1) and ret/PTC(3) rearrangements in thyroid carcinogenesis: lesson from two subgroups of patients with papillary thyroid carcinomas showing the highest incidence of ret/PTC activation
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