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1. ATRX inactivation drives motility and dysregulates differentiation in glioma cells of origin through global epigenomic remodeling

   Meeting Abstract

   Danussi, C.; Bose, P.; Silberman, P.; Van Arnam, J. S.; Vitucci, M.; Tang, O.; Heguy, A.; Chan, T. A.; Sulman, E. P.; Lang, F.; more...
   Cancer Research (2018)

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2. Atrx inactivation drives disease-defining phenotypes in glioma cells of origin through global epigenomic remodeling

   Journal Article

   Danussi, C.; Bose, P.; Parthasarathy, P. T.; Silberman, P. C.; Van Arnam, J. S.; Vitucci, M.; Tang, O. Y.; Heguy, A.; Wang, Y.; Chan, T. A.; more...
   Nature Communications (2018)

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3. ATRX deficiency in glioma cells of origin promotes disease-defining phenotypes by way of global epigenomic remodeling

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   Danussi, C.; Bose, P.; Parthasarathy, P.; Silberman, P.; Van Arnam, J. S.; Vitucci, M.; Tang, O.; Heguy, A.; Chan, T.; Sulman, E.; more...
   Neuro-Oncology (2017)

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