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Validation of Plasma TIMP-1 to Identify Lung Cancer in Smokers

Submitted by Nuvia A. Pacheco on Fri, 11/30/2018 - 08:22

Title	Validation of Plasma TIMP-1 to Identify Lung Cancer in Smokers
Publication Type	Conference Proceedings
Authors	Beggs M., Yu H., Carbonell L., Wang S.X., Vachani A.

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Validation of Plasma TIMP-1 to Identify Lung Cancer in Smokers

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