Genomic Instability in Cancer II: 4N-Skewed (90°) Reductive Division via Fragile Sites to Fitness Increase for Solid and Hematological Cancer Beginnings

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"Genomic Instability in Cancer II: 4N-Skewed (90°) Reductive Division via Fragile Sites to Fitness Increase for Solid and Hematological Cancer Beginnings"
written by Kirsten H. Walen,
published by Journal of Cancer Therapy, Vol.10 No.7, 2019

has been cited by the following article(s):

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