p53 accumulation in favorable-histology Wilms tumor is associated with angiogenesis and clinically aggressive disease.

Jianzhong Huang; Samuel Z Soffer; Eugene S Kim; Akiko Yokoi; James T Moore; Kimberly W McCrudden; Christina Manley; William Middlesworth; Kathleen O'Toole; Charles Stolar

doi:10.1053/jpsu.2002.30858

p53 accumulation in favorable-histology Wilms tumor is associated with angiogenesis and clinically aggressive disease.

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