<i>hTERT</i> gene copy number is not associated with hTERT RNA expression or telomerase activity in colorectal cancer
Richard Palmqvist(Umeå University), Göran Roos(The University of Adelaide), Karl‐Fredrik Norrback(Umeå University), Astrid Gruber(Karolinska University Hospital), Dawei Xu(Karolinska University Hospital), Anju Zhang(Karolinska University Hospital), Irina Golovleva(Umeå University), Åke Öberg(Umeå University), Roger Stenling(Umeå University)
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