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  • 23. Solid tumors of children: chromosome abnormalities and the development of cancer.
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  • 29. The evolution of the diagnosis and understanding of primitive and embryonic neoplasms in children: living through an epoch.
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  • 33. Cytogenetic analysis of 39 pediatric central nervous system tumors.
    Karnes PS, Tran TN, Cui MY, Raffel C, Gilles FH, Barranger JA, Ying KL.
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  • 36. Mutagenesis and embryonal carcinogenesis.
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  • 38. Abnormalities of 2q: a common genetic link between rhabdomyosarcoma and hepatoblastoma?
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