Tumor grafts derived from women with breast cancer authentically reflect tumor pathology, growth, metastasis and disease outcomes

Yoko S. DeRose(Huntsman Cancer Institute), Guoying Wang(University of Utah), Yi‐Chun Lin(Huntsman Cancer Institute), Philip S. Bernard(Huntsman Cancer Institute), Saundra S. Buys(Huntsman Cancer Institute), Mark Ebbert(University Pathologists), Rachel E. Factor(Huntsman Cancer Institute), Cindy Matsen(Huntsman Cancer Institute), Brett Milash(Huntsman Cancer Institute), Edward William Nelson(University of Utah), Leigh Neumayer(University of Utah), R. Lor Randall(University of Utah), Inge J. Stijleman(University of Utah), Bryan E. Welm(Huntsman Cancer Institute), Alana L. Welm(University of Utah)
Nature Medicine
October 23, 2011
10.1038/nm.2454
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