Genetic and immunohistochemical studies identify recurrent <i>ACTB</i> mutations and <scp>PTEN</scp> alterations in tubular adenomas of the breast
Hnin Ingyin(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Bariş Boyraz(Harvard University), Yunn‐Yi Chen(University of California, San Francisco), Grace M. Allard(Stanford University), Megan L. Troxell(Stanford University), James P. Solomon(Cornell University), Gregor Krings(Cleveland Clinic), Dong Xu(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Guofeng Gao(Stanford University), Zhicheng Ma(Stanford University), Aihui Wang(Stanford University), Yuewei Li(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Syed A. Hoda(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Gregory R. Bean(Stanford University), Chieh‐Yu Lin(Washington University in St. Louis), Joelle Racchumi(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital)
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