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Spatial heterogeneity of hotspot mutations and clonal relatedness in ovarian endometrioid carcinoma
Spatially resolved analysis revealed heterogeneous distributions of selected cancer‐associated mutations within ovarian endometrioid carcinomas. Shared mutations between paired endometrial and ovarian tumors supported clonal relatedness. These findings highlight the value of sampling multiple tumor regions when interpreting molecular profiles ...
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Implementing reverse translational research in psychiatry. [PDF]
Mundorf A, Ocklenburg S.
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Prevalence of Chronic Pain and Associated Factors Among Nursing Students in Heilongjiang Province, China: A Cross-Sectional Study. [PDF]
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Sydney Phylogenetics Workshop: Lessons From the Past 15 Years. [PDF]
Ho SYW.
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Quantum computing and the implementation of precision medicine. [PDF]
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Preface : Digital and Robotic Transformation of Pediatric Neurosurgery. [PDF]
Phi JH, Kim SK.
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The rise of methods-driven science : How Methods Papers Reshaped the Research Landscape. [PDF]
Krauss A, Rosenfeld A, Bornmann L.
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Nature Nanotechnology, 2007
Molecular substrates can be viewed as computational devices that process physical or chemical 'inputs' to generate 'outputs' based on a set of logical operators. By recognizing this conceptual crossover between chemistry and computation, it can be argued that the success of life itself is founded on a much longer-term revolution in information handling
De Silva, Amilra, Uchiyama, S.
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Molecular substrates can be viewed as computational devices that process physical or chemical 'inputs' to generate 'outputs' based on a set of logical operators. By recognizing this conceptual crossover between chemistry and computation, it can be argued that the success of life itself is founded on a much longer-term revolution in information handling
De Silva, Amilra, Uchiyama, S.
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