ATRX loss promotes tumor growth and impairs nonhomologous end joining DNA repair in glioma
Carl Koschmann(University of Michigan), María G. Castro(University of Michigan), Felipe J. Núñez(University of Michigan), Marta Dzaman(University of Michigan), David O. Ferguson(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Lakshman Mulpuri(University of Michigan), Alan K. Meeker(Johns Hopkins University), Chris Jones(North Carolina State University), Robert Doherty(University of Michigan), Anda‐Alexandra Calinescu(University of Michigan), Soyeon Roh(University of Michigan), Johnathon Krasinkiewicz(University of Michigan), Jacqueline A. Brosnan‐Cashman(Johns Hopkins University), Vera Gorbunova(University of Rochester), Flor Mendez(University of Michigan), Neha Kamran(Aga Khan University), Alan Mackay(Institute of Cancer Research), Pedro R. Löwenstein(University of Manchester), Rosemary Lemons(University of Michigan), Lili Zhao(University of Michigan), Danièl Thomas(Unknown), Youping Li(University of Michigan), Henry D. Appelman(University of Michigan), Janet Fazal-Salom(Institute of Cancer Research)
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