<scp>PAX3–FOXO1</scp> is essential for tumour initiation and maintenance but not recurrence in a human myoblast model of rhabdomyosarcoma
Puspa R. Pandey(National Institutes of Health), Frederic G. Barr(National Institutes of Health), Stephen M. Hewitt(National Institutes of Health), Bishwanath Chatterjee(National Institutes of Health), Mary E. Olanich(National Institutes of Health), Markku Miettinen(National Institutes of Health), Javed Khan(Kent State University)
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