Recurrent RECQL4 Imbalance and Increased Gene Expression Levels Are Associated with Structural Chromosomal Instability in Sporadic Osteosarcoma
Georges Maire(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Jeremy A. Squire(Universidade de São Paulo), Paul S. Thorner(University of Toronto), Susan Chilton‐MacNeill(Hospital for Sick Children), Maisa Yoshimoto(University of Alberta), Maria Zieleńska(University of Toronto)
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