A Cell of Origin Gene Signature Indicates Human Bladder Cancer Has Distinct Cellular Progenitors
Garrett M. Dancik(Eastern Connecticut State University), Dan Theodorescu(University of Arizona), Kenneth A. Iczkowski(University of California, Davis), Charles R. Owens(University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus)
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