Cambridge University Press / Norton / E. A. Almeida D. D. / Baxter / C. R. Fields N. A. / American Cancer Society Inc. / Simmons / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
Medicine University of Southern California Los Angeles / /
IndustryTerm
clinical management / parallel duct systems / duct systems / throughput genomic technology / mammary ductal/lobular systems / patient imaging / /
MedicalCondition
lowgrade ductal carcinoma / DCIS / invasive ductal carcinoma / cribriform DCIS / residual disease / solid type DCIS / Major DCIS / Co-existing DCIS / metastasis / intraductal carcinoma / breast and residual disease / solid-type DCIS / ductal carcinoma / carcinoma / ductal carcinomas / subsequent invasive breast cancer / Abstract Ductal carcinoma / metastatic breast cancer / heterogeneous breast tumors / comedo-type solid DCIS / breast cancer / Essential ductal carcinoma / tumor / necrosis / breast ductal carcinoma / cancer / full DCIS / Endocrine-Related Cancer / invasive breast cancer / Introduction Ductal carcinoma / lobular carcinoma / fatty tissue / pre-invasive cancers / Basic ductal carcinoma / /
MedicalTreatment
surgery / lumpectomy / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Medicine University of Southern California Los Angeles / American Cancer Society / Applied Molecular Medicine Keck School / /
Person
G. E. Rainger / M. Rogers / Y. T. Pham / Ai / G. B. Nash / B. M. Ljung / V / M. Meguid / P. Numann / Computational Biology / K. Khurana / S. Khan / L. M. Butler / Paul Macklin / / /
Basic ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) pathobiology for modelers Paul Macklin∗ † Center for Applied Molecular Medicine Keck School of Medicine University of Southern California