Clinicopathologic and protein markers distinguishing the “polymerase epsilon exonuclease” from the “copy number low” subtype of endometrial cancer

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Kidong Kim; Suhyun Hwangbo; Hyojin Kim; Yong Beom Kim; Jae Hong No; Dong Hoon Suh; Taesung Park

doi:10.3802/jgo.2022.33.e27

Clinicopathologic and protein markers distinguishing the “polymerase epsilon exonuclease” from the “copy number low” subtype of endometrial cancer

Kidong Kim & Taesung Park et al. · 2022-01-17

The need to perform genetic sequencing to diagnose the polymerase epsilon exonuclease ( Ninety-one samples (15 Body mass index (BMI) and tumor grade were significantly associated with the BMI and expression of cyclin B1, caspase 8, and XBP1 are candidate markers distinguishing the

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Clinicopathologic and protein markers distinguishing the “polymerase epsilon exonuclease” from the “copy number low” subtype of endometrial cancer

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