Endocrine therapy resistance and next generation sequencing: Prof Matthew Ellis - Washington University, USA

Update: 2012-05-29

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Prof Ellis talks to ecancer at the IMProving care And Knowledge through Translational research (IMPAKT) meeting in Brussels, May 2012, about the molecular complexity of endocrine therapy resistance and the potential of next generation sequencing to facilitate drug development.

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Endocrine therapy resistance and next generation sequencing: Prof Matthew Ellis - Washington University, USA

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Endocrine therapy resistance and next generation sequencing: Prof Matthew Ellis - Washington University, USA