Tumor-suppressor genes that escape from X-inactivation contribute to cancer sex bias
Andrew Dunford(Broad Institute), Andrew A. Lane(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), David M. Weinstock(Broad Institute), John P. Cleary(Children's Hospital of Orange County), Rameen Beroukhim(Broad Institute), Alexander A. Gimelbrant(Harvard University), Julian M. Hess(Broad Institute), Akinori Yoda(Kyoto University), Michael S. Lawrence(Broad Institute), Virginia Savova(Harvard University), Steven E. Schumacher(Broad Institute), Timothy J. Sullivan(Amgen (United States)), Gad Getz(Broad Institute)
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