Comprehensive molecular profiling of UV-induced metastatic melanoma in Nme1/Nme2-deficient mice reveals novel markers of survival in human patients
M. Kathryn Leonard(Wright State University), David M. Kaetzel(University of Kentucky), Yuxin Jin(Chongqing University), Gemma S. Puts(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Glenn Merlino(National Institutes of Health), Anup Mahurkar(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Gautam Adhikary(Cancer Clinic), Yili Xu, Eric S. C. Kwok, Nidhi Pamidimukkala(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Devin E. Snyder(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Zarko Manojlovic, Andrzej Słomiński(Birmingham VA Medical Center), Amol C. Shetty(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Marián Novak(University of Kentucky), Michelle G. Webb(University of Southern California), Frances P. Noonan(George Washington University), Nicolette Matsangos(University of Maryland, Baltimore), David W. Craig(City of Hope), Radomir M. Slominski(University of Alabama at Birmingham), John D. Carpten(City of Hope), Mohammed Rigi(Johns Hopkins University), Richard L. Eckert(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Edward C. De Fabo(George Washington University), Chi‐Ping Day(National Institutes of Health)
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