Perspective on This Article from <i>Endothelin Receptor Type B</i> Gene Promoter Hypermethylation in Salivary Rinses Is Independently Associated with Risk of Oral Cavity Cancer and Premalignancy
Kavita M. Pattani(Greater Baltimore Medical Center), Joseph A. Califano(University of California San Diego), Steven M. Goodman(Field Museum of Natural History), David Sirois(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Linda Rolnitzky(Harvard–MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology), Germain Jean-Charles(Greater Baltimore Medical Center), Tapan Padhya(University of South Florida), Silvia Spivakovsky(Greater Baltimore Medical Center), Helen Yoo Bowne(Greater Baltimore Medical Center), Semra Demokan(Greater Baltimore Medical Center), Chad A. Glazer(Greater Baltimore Medical Center), Myriam Loyo(Oregon Health & Science University), A. Ross Kerr, Zhe Zhang(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), David Sidransky(University of Baltimore), Joan Phelan(Greater Baltimore Medical Center), F.J. Brenes Bermúdez(Greater Baltimore Medical Center), Judith D. Goldberg(New York University), Thomas V. McCaffrey, Miriam R. Robbins(University of Pennsylvania)
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