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143 related items for PubMed ID: 2417968

  • 41. Keratin expression in cervical cancer.
    Smedts F, Ramaekers F, Troyanovsky S, Pruszczynski M, Link M, Lane B, Leigh I, Schijf C, Vooijs P.
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  • 52. [Cytomorphologic and morphometric characteristics of the endocervical epithelium during malignant degeneration].
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  • 53. Distribution pattern and marker profile show two subpopulations of reserve cells in the endocervical canal.
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