The prognostic significance of hypoxia inducing factor 1-α in oropharyngeal cancer in relation to human papillomavirus status

Angela Hong(The University of Sydney), Barbara Rose(The University of Sydney), C. Soon Lee(The University of Sydney), Michael Elliott(Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust), Mei Zhang(The University of Sydney), Jonathan R. Clark(The University of Sydney), Gerald B. Harnett(Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre), D. Brian Jones(The University of Sydney), Anne‐Sophie Veillard(The University of Sydney), Chris Milross(Chris O’Brien Lifehouse), Jahanfar Jahanbani(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital)
Oral Oncology
December 23, 2012
10.1016/j.oraloncology.2012.11.006
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