<p>The black circles represent the measured incidence, the error bars are 95% confidence intervals, and the green solid line represents the incidence predicted by the multi-hit model with four mutations.</p
Testicular cancer is a relatively rare dis-ease, accounting for only 1.1 % of all malig-nant neoplas...
<p>*Due to a different age-distribution in incidence age cut-offs differed for lung cancer.</p
Individual instances of cancer are primarily a result of a combination of a small number of genetic ...
<p>The points indicate the measured values and the error bars indicate 95 % confidence intervals. Th...
<p>I tested the hypothesis that the testicular cancer age-specific incidence data were derived from ...
Normal human cells require a series of genetic alterations to undergo malignant transformation. Dire...
For the 17 cancer types with at least 200 samples, the RMSD between the distribution of somatic muta...
Colon cancers are thought to be an inevitable result of aging, while testicular cancers are thought ...
Colon cancers are thought to be an inevitable result of aging, while testicular cancers are thought ...
Background: There has been a steep increase in the incidence of adult testicular cancer in many popu...
OBJECTIVES: To compare the relative survival in men younger and older than 50 years with a testicula...
Testicular cancer is rare but primarily affects young men. To characterize the current incidence of ...
<p>In order to compare the age dependent incidence of cancer between males and females, individuals ...
Background: For unknown reasons, the age-standardized in-cidence of testicular cancer has shown a ra...
Testicular cancer has a peak incidence at around 30 years of age, and it is the most common cancer i...
Testicular cancer is a relatively rare dis-ease, accounting for only 1.1 % of all malig-nant neoplas...
<p>*Due to a different age-distribution in incidence age cut-offs differed for lung cancer.</p
Individual instances of cancer are primarily a result of a combination of a small number of genetic ...
<p>The points indicate the measured values and the error bars indicate 95 % confidence intervals. Th...
<p>I tested the hypothesis that the testicular cancer age-specific incidence data were derived from ...
Normal human cells require a series of genetic alterations to undergo malignant transformation. Dire...
For the 17 cancer types with at least 200 samples, the RMSD between the distribution of somatic muta...
Colon cancers are thought to be an inevitable result of aging, while testicular cancers are thought ...
Colon cancers are thought to be an inevitable result of aging, while testicular cancers are thought ...
Background: There has been a steep increase in the incidence of adult testicular cancer in many popu...
OBJECTIVES: To compare the relative survival in men younger and older than 50 years with a testicula...
Testicular cancer is rare but primarily affects young men. To characterize the current incidence of ...
<p>In order to compare the age dependent incidence of cancer between males and females, individuals ...
Background: For unknown reasons, the age-standardized in-cidence of testicular cancer has shown a ra...
Testicular cancer has a peak incidence at around 30 years of age, and it is the most common cancer i...
Testicular cancer is a relatively rare dis-ease, accounting for only 1.1 % of all malig-nant neoplas...
<p>*Due to a different age-distribution in incidence age cut-offs differed for lung cancer.</p
Individual instances of cancer are primarily a result of a combination of a small number of genetic ...
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