VASA Is a Specific Marker for Both Normal and Malignant Human Germ Cells
Anne‐Marie Zeeman(Biomedical Primate Research Centre), Leendert H. J. Looijenga(University Medical Center Utrecht), Diego H. Castrillón(Southwestern Medical Center), J. Wolter Oosterhuis(Erasmus MC Cancer Institute), Marjan Boter(Erasmus MC), Hans Stoop(Erasmus MC Cancer Institute), Ad Gillis(Princess Máxima Center)
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