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Harnessing mismatch repair to model sporadic cancers

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Two mouse models that initiate sporadic tumors seek to recapitulate spontaneously arising human cancers.

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Figure 1: Two mouse models designed to recapitulate the initial sporadic mutation step(s) of tumorigenesis.

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Fishel, R., Groden, J. Harnessing mismatch repair to model sporadic cancers. Nat Methods 5, 225–226 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1038/nmeth0308-225

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