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International Journal of Cancer|October 15, 1988
DNA content and genetic evolution of human colorectal adenocarcinoma. A study by flow cytometry and cytogenetic analysisY Remvikos, M Muleris, P Vielh, et al.Presse Medicale (Paris, France : 1983)|May 28, 1994
[Genetic anomalies of colorectal cancers. Their role in guiding therapeutic indications]R J Salmon, J Girodet, Y Remvikos, et al.European Journal of Cancer (Oxford, England : 1990)|April 1, 1997
S-phase fractions of breast cancer predict overall and post-relapse survivalY Remvikos, V Mosseri, B Asselain, et al.Journal De Chirurgie|January 1, 1990
[Long-term results of mastectomy in surgically treatble cancers at the Institut Curie from 1960 to 1973]L Berthoux, B Asselain, J R Vilcoq, et al.Journal De Chirurgie|November 1, 1994
[Genetic anomalies of colorectal cancers]R J Salmon, J Girodet, Y Remvikos, et al.Genes, Chromosomes & Cancer|April 1, 1995
DNA-repeat instability is associated with colorectal cancers presenting minimal chromosome rearrangementsY Remvikos, N Vogt, M Muleris, et al.Japanese Journal of Cancer Research : Gann|May 1, 1988
DNA ploidy in 1,2-dimethylhydrazine-induced rat tumorsT Sano, Y Remvikos, P Vielh, et al.International Journal of Cancer|March 15, 1990
Simultaneous monitoring of P53 protein and DNA content of colorectal adenocarcinomas by flow cytometryY Remvikos, P Laurent-Puig, R J Salmon, et al.Diseases of the Colon and Rectum|May 1, 1986
Prognosis of cloacogenic and squamous cancers of the anal canalR J Salmon, B Zafrani, A Labib, et al.Oncogene|October 1, 1993
Frequently elevated content of immunochemically defined wild-type p53 protein in colorectal adenomasO Tominaga, R Hamelin, V Trouvat, et al.Pageof 36