Do distinct mitotic segregation errors mediate chromosomal instability in aggressive urothelial cancers?
Several distinct chromosome segregation errors contribute to CIN in UC, and the rate of such mitotic errors has a significant effect on the clinical course. Efficient tumor cell proliferation may depend on the tight endogenous control of these processes.
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