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Articles selected from Faculty of 1000 in November 2003
Breast Cancer Research volume 6, Article number: E5 (2003)
Articles selected from Faculty of 1000
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Speirs, V. Articles selected from Faculty of 1000 in November 2003 . Breast Cancer Res 6, E5 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1186/bcr743
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