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BRCA1: a novel prognostic factor in resected non-small-cell lung cancer.

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Table 1. Nine genes examined in this study
Table 3. Correlation between expression levels of the nine genes examined
Figure 1. Event-free (A,B) and median (C,D) survival according to expression of TRX (A,C) and BRCA1 (B,D).

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