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Clinical implications of p53 gene mutation in the progression of Barrett's epithelium to invasive esophageal cancer

Alan G. Casson, Bill Manolopoulos, Michael Troster, Nancy Isaacson Kerkvliet, Frances P. O’Malley, Richard Inculet, Richard J. Finley, Jack A. Roth

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Key concepts: Dysplasia, Carcinogenesis, Tumor suppressor gene, Cancer research, Biology, Pathology, Gene mutation, Exon

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