Diagnostic Utility of p63 (Ab-1) and (Ab-4) Tumor Markers in the Squamous Cell Carcinomas of Head and Neck |
Khan, Nauman Rauf
(Sharif Medical & Dental College)
Khan, Amna Nauman (Sharif Medical & Dental College) Bashir, Saira (Department of Pathology, CMH Lahore Medical College) Khan, Ayyaz Ali (Department of Oral Health Sciences, Shaikh Zayed Post Graduate Medical Complex) Suleman, Bilquis A. (UHead Department of Histopathology, University of Lahore) Chaudhry, Saima (Department of Oral Health Sciences, Shaikh Zayed Post Graduate Medical Complex) |
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