Next generation sequencing-based identification of fusion-driven renal neoplasia: A single institution experience
Authors:
- Burak TekinBTBurak Tekin
- Christopher D. HofichCHChristopher D. Hofich
- Beth A. PitelBPBeth A. Pitel
- Rumeal D. WhaleyRWRumeal D. Whaley
- Aditya RaghunathanARAditya Raghunathan
- Kingsley EbareKEKingsley Ebare
- Melissa L. StantonMSMelissa L. Stanton
- Jordan P. ReynoldsJRJordan P. Reynolds
- Vidit SharmaVSVidit Sharma
- R. Houston ThompsonRTR. Houston Thompson
- Stephen A. BoorjianSBStephen A. Boorjian
- 23 December 2023
- journal article
- letter
- Published by Elsevier in Human Pathology
- Vol. 152, 105542
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