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This Week in Cancer Cell

Mar 02, 2012
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In Cancer Cell this week, researchers at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital describe their mouse model of the most aggressive subtype of human medulloblastoma. They generated the model of MYC-subgroup medulloblastoma by transducing Trp53-null cerebellar progenitor cells with MYC.

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