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Active TGF-β signaling and decreased expression of PTEN separates angiosarcoma of bone from its soft tissue counterpart

Verbeke et al., 2013

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15418882926225015495
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Verbeke S
Bertoni F
Bacchini P
Oosting J
Sciot R
Krenács T
Bovée J
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Modern Pathology

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Angiosarcomas constitute a heterogeneous group of highly malignant vascular tumors. Angiosarcoma of bone is rare and poorly characterized. For angiosarcoma of soft tissue, some pathways seem to be involved in tumor development. Our aim was to evaluate the role …
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