SV40 early genes induce neoplastic properties in serous borderline ovarian tumor cells
Michelle M.M. Woo(University of British Columbia), Nelly Auersperg(University of Central Florida), Jaime Symowicz, Clara Salamanca(University of British Columbia), Peter C. K. Leung(University of British Columbia Hospital), C. Blake Gilks(Vancouver General Hospital), Dianne Miller(BC Cancer Agency), M. Sharon Stack(University of Notre Dame)
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