Abstract 1030: Pathology, BRCA status, and ancestry among Hispanics with breast cancer

Arelis E. Martir-Negron; Additional Authors

Abstract 1030: Pathology, BRCA status, and ancestry among Hispanics with breast cancer

Arelis E. Martir-Negron, Additional Authors

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Original language	American English
Journal	Cancer research
Volume	72
State	Published - 2012

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