PAX6 is frequently expressed in ependymal tumours and associated with prognostic relevant subgroups | Journal of Clinical Pathology

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PAX6 is frequently expressed in ependymal tumours and associated with prognostic relevant subgroups

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Cite this article as:: Tabasaran J, Schuhmann M, Ebinger M, et al

PAX6 is frequently expressed in ependymal tumours and associated with prognostic relevant subgroups

Journal of Clinical Pathology 2022;75:759-765.