article · Bristol Research (University of Bristol) · 2005

Colorectal cancer prognosis: is it all mutation, mutation, mutation?

Hassan, AB, Paraskeva, C

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Abstract

For the 500,000 new cases of colorectal cancer in the world each year, identification of patients with a worse prognosis and those who are more likely to respond to treatment is a challenge. There is an increasing body of evidence correlating genetic mutations with outcome in tumours derived from human colorectal cancer cohorts. K-ras, but not p53 or APC, mutations appear to be associated with poorer overall survival in colorectal cancer patients.

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Hassan, A., & Paraskeva, C. (2005). Colorectal cancer prognosis: is it all mutation, mutation, mutation? Bristol Research (University of Bristol).

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Hassan, AB, and C Paraskeva. “Colorectal cancer prognosis: is it all mutation, mutation, mutation?” Bristol Research (University of Bristol), 2005.

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Hassan, AB, and C Paraskeva. 2005. “Colorectal cancer prognosis: is it all mutation, mutation, mutation?” Bristol Research (University of Bristol).

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Hassan, A. and Paraskeva, C. (2005) ‘Colorectal cancer prognosis: is it all mutation, mutation, mutation?’, Bristol Research (University of Bristol).

BibTeX

@article{hassan2005colorectal,
  title = {{Colorectal cancer prognosis: is it all mutation, mutation, mutation?}},
  author = {Hassan, AB and Paraskeva, C},
  journal = {Bristol Research (University of Bristol)},
  year = {2005}
}

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