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Hepatobiliary Cancers: Pathobiology and Translational Advances

Hepatocellular Cancer Genome and Transcriptome Analysis Validates Clinically Significant Mutational Signatures with the TGF-𝛃 Pathway

SHUYUN RAOFollow
Jian Chen, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterFollow
Kazufumi Ohshiro, George Washington University - School of Medicine and Health SciencesFollow
shoujun gu, George Washington University - School of Medicine and Health SciencesFollow
Sobia Zaidi, George Washington University - School of Medicine and Health SciencesFollow
Wilma S. Jogunoori, Veterans Affairs Medical CenterFollow
Jon White, Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Nagarajan Pattabiraman, George Washington University - School of Medicine and Health SciencesFollow
Raja Mazumder, George Washington University - School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Anelia Horvath, George Washington University - School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Ray-Chang Wu, George Washington University - School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Shulin Li, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Chuxia Deng, University of Macau
Bibhuti Mishra, George Washington University - School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Rehan Akbanni, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
The TCGA Cancer Network
Lopa Mishra, George Washington University - School of Medicine and Health SciencesFollow

Document Type

Abstract Accepted for Presentation

Date

2017

Date of Submission

September 2017

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